Doug

@douglaswrightiii.com

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Douglas lives in the woods of Maine. His words, an exploration of self and humanity, bleed through paper and harddrives. https://douglaswrightiii.com

Flyer for a public reading of the "Echoes in the Fog" anthology on Thursday June 25, 2026 6:00 to 7:00pm @ Eastport Arts Center, 36 Washington Street, Eastport, Maine Readings by Leslie Dale Bowman, William Henry Forester, Annaliese Jakimides, Valerie Lawson, Catherine J.S. Lee, Cynthia Reeves, and Douglas Wright.
Screenshot of an email from an editor accepting my short story.
Book cover for the "Echoes in the Fog" anthology showing a lighthouse beyond the stone walkway.
Flyer for a public reading of the "Echoes in the Fog" anthology on Thursday May 21, 2026 6:00 to 7:00pm @ Veterans' Memorial Library, 61 Shin Pond Road, Patten, Maine. Readings by Annaliese Jakimides, Christopher Packard, Cynthia Reeves, Ret Talbot and Douglas Wright.
Screenshot of the X-Files with two hetero dudes being guys by a pool, one in a suit and the other in a speedo.
Flyer for a public reading of the "Echoes in the Fog" anthology on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 5:30 to 6:30pm @ Northeast Harbor Library 1 Joy Road, Northeast Harbor, Maine. Readings by Ron Beard, William Henry Forester, Annaliese Jakimides, Shir Kehila, Hans Krichels, Valerie Lawson, Catherine J.S. Lee, Cynthia Reeves, Marianne Stratton and Douglas Wright.
Left: painting of a nude man, bloody knife in hand, standing above a vanquished enemy by Frank Frazetta for a reprinting of Edgar Rice Borrough's "Tanar of Pellucidar" Right: a frame from S3:E5 of Primal with the zombie caveman protagonist holding a similar pose.
Screenshot of an Amazon listing of a Samsung T9 SSD with its current price of $709 USD along with a secondary screenshot of the same item's price listed in an invoice with the price of $249.
Screenshot of a bsky profile stats, with 666 followers.
The Warrior Cats family tree with hundreds of cats and their various relations.
Flyer for prose & poetry readings from the "Echoes in the Fog" anthology. Taking place on Thursday Feb 26, 2026, 6:30 - 7:30pm at the Jesup Memorial Library 34 Mt Desert St, Bar Harbor, Maine.
A flyer that reads: ECHOES in the FOG Readings by Marjorie Arnett Gro Flatebo Annaliese akimides Shir Kehila Hans Krichels Christopher Packard Deborah Pfeffer Catherine Schmitt Marianne Stratton Greg Westrich Douglas Wright Friday Jan. 30, 2026 7:00 to 8:00 pm Doors open at 6:30 pm BookSpace by The Briar Patch 48 Columbia St., Bangor Refreshments provided Books available for purchase and signing
Hand holding an open book, the title "The Message in a Bottle" followed by author's name "Douglas Wright" in view.
Trail cam shot of apple trees with a cat leaping downward.
AI search assistant response comparing a catholic thurible to the docker compose command.
Injury count for the festival of hammers.
Flyer for a Flash Fiction reading on Friday 10/3 @ 7pm DOUGLAS WRIGHT writes his way into surprising fictional worlds readers never knew they craved. Genre fiction is his jam: sci-fi, horror, and weird lit. ANNALIESE JAKIMIDES makes poems, art, and stories (true and un) from her memory bank of fill-in-the-blank. Cited in national competitions, she’s published 1,000+ short works. J.D. MANKOWSKI writes a coming-of-age fantasy series, the most recent title The Stone King. He sees life through a delightfully fractured lens, always dreaming how to translate it to the page. CHRISTOPHER PACKARD is a biologist, science teacher, and riveting storyteller enmeshed in the legends of cryptids. The author of Mythical Creatures of Maine, he’s the assistant director of the International Cryptozoology Museum. The Stage Door Lounge @ The Penobscot Theatre 131 Main Street, Bangor
Merriam-Webster's top lookups, words most searched on their site. At the top is "fascism".
Flyer for a Flash Fiction reading on Friday 10/3 @ 7pm DOUGLAS WRIGHT writes his way into surprising fictional worlds readers never knew they craved. Genre fiction is his jam: sci-fi, horror, and weird lit. ANNALIESE JAKIMIDES makes poems, art, and stories (true and un) from her memory bank of fill-in-the-blank. Cited in national competitions, she’s published 1,000+ short works. J.D. MANKOWSKI writes a coming-of-age fantasy series, the most recent title The Stone King. He sees life through a delightfully fractured lens, always dreaming how to translate it to the page. CHRISTOPHER PACKARD is a biologist, science teacher, and riveting storyteller enmeshed in the legends of cryptids. The author of Mythical Creatures of Maine, he’s the assistant director of the International Cryptozoology Museum. The Stage Door Lounge @ The Penobscot Theatre 131 Main Street, Bangor
Text editor word count that reads "666"
image of a toilet with missing paper as the first/random image in a web search
Ridiculous book cover for "Old Nathan" by David Drake showcasing a bare-chested man and ape screaming at each other with a green-blood-stained knife held between them. In short a PS1 videogame cover.
A spray can to presumably stop unwanted male attention for a female dog in heat.
36G of disk space for node packages listed in the .npm directory
Quoted text that reads: "I am very poorly today, and very stupid, and hate everybody, and everything." - Charles Darwin 1861
Cat sleeping between folded towels
screenshot of a word doc comment that reads "This vision may need to change to adapt to the final decisions made on our part" from 2015
Detectives snoozing on a bench.
Screenshot of a page from Abaddons Gate, book 3 of the expanse where we learn Belters smoke in space.
Fairy House found on trail
chat thread where 'slut_butler' comments that they're a 'smut writer too!'
glasses hanging on chicken wire, with some chickens behind them
Car dashboard with all the warning lights on
Two bottles of cough medicine
Man mugging for the camera in the snow
Snow storm atop a mountain, with a white dog
Kanye West being a shitty troll posting "I LOVE HITLER NOW WHAT BITCHES" on the nazi site formerly known as twitter.
"They’d already gone through the papers, at least most of the ones that had been sloughing off of the stairs, stacked like a particularly brittle stratum of sandstone, crumbling under each officer’s passing."
Child with his feet under a wood stove and head on the flank of a dog.
Spell check not taking kindly to my expletives.
Cat in a zoom meet square
Screenshot of a section of Demeter's wiki page highlighting text of a sexual nature
Screenshot of a passage of text that reads: Thoughts came and went like so many bothering flies; the alcohol broke them up, making their following all the harder and after a few failed attempts to reason about the case once more or her career or her father the strands would fall apart and tangle and become too much of a bother to deal with. Another nip, another nap, the lights stay on.
Nerd speak in its native environment of slack.
Homer Simpsons failed birdhouse, similar quality to his spice rack, with bird in it.
Screenshot of a facebook account being deleted. Good riddance.
screenshot of computer code using the setTimeout method in JS
Cult flying through the air in pursuit of Remina and her friendly vagabong from Junji Ito's Remina.
Mario of Cafe Felin in Quebec city, curled up and sleeping between two tables. Possibly a Mainecoon.
Two cats sun bathing in a cluttered barn.
Snow covered field and forest with a dog staring into the viewer's soul.
Pen sketch first person perspective of someone entering a spooky old beat-up house with a gun in their hand.
Babbling brook in the Maine woods during a rainy autumn morning.
Generative AI a shit product.
The book Cats in Space by Bill Fawcett
Cat looking at the photographer with an annoyed expression while resting in front of a wood stove
Cats walking on a gravel trail in autumn
Striped cat curled on a couch