Mallory Maxton

After being laid off from her tech job, a young woman fights her way through the increasingly terrifying world of gig work.

After her untimely death, Melanie is led through limbo by her guide, Z.

A property dispute between two neighbors sheds light on shared hardships.

Henry Baltimore was the first African American drum major of the Michigan State Spartan Marching Band. In 1973, Henry was robbed at gunpoint in his apartment. The two African American men who robbed him tied him to his bed and pistol-whipped him. One of the men was identified as Roy Davis from Flint, Michigan. Henry reported the crime to the police, but when the arraignment hearing came around, Henry did not show up. His car was at his apartment, but Henry himself was nowhere to be found.

A disgruntled prom queen embarks on an impulsive odyssey and dissects the circumstances that led her there.

After being laid off from her tech job, a young woman fights her way through the increasingly terrifying world of gig work.

After her untimely death, Melanie is led through limbo by her guide, Z.

A property dispute between two neighbors sheds light on shared hardships.

A disgruntled prom queen embarks on an impulsive odyssey and dissects the circumstances that led her there.