CarlBettis.com

I'm a writer and software engineer in Kansas City, Missouri. Pronouns: he/him. I am on the Riverfront Readings Committee, and I edit a free horror e-zine, tiny frights.

My personal blog, Random Modulation, uses the Python-powered Pelican static site generator and a simple theme I created..

tiny frights - The web page for the free e-zine of short-form horror I edit.

Subscribe to tiny frights zine and/or podcast

tiny frights podcast - Available at the link, or probably from your usual podcast provider.

tiny frights podcast on Bandcamp - free.

tinyfrights@social.horrorhub.club - tiny frights Mastodon account.

tiny frights Instagram - tiny frights Instagram feed.

tiny frights Facebook page - tiny frights Facebook page.

Random Modulation is my latest blog.

GOTO Poem - Where I play around with combining poetry and technology. I haven't updated it in a while.

Smashwords - About Carl Bettis - My Smashwords author page.

Caracabe Reads - My 2022 book reading log.

Caracabe at the Library of the Uncommons - One of my current readings logs.

Caracabe at The StoryGraph - Another of my current reading logs.

Caracabe Instagram - My personal Instagram feed.

Caracabe on Pxlmo - my presence on Pixelfed.

@caracabe@zirk.us - My personal Mastodon account.

Bedrieger Junction - A fictional community where a bunch of my authorial aliases (or heteronyms) and I hang out. This is far from being the dorkiest thing I've ever done.

Reconcilable Indifference - The self-wiki created by my heteronym Basil Cartryte.

A Relentless Reprobate - The website of my heteronym Ian Erinson (coming soon).

The Blazing-World of Margaret Cavendish - a fan page for this 1666 work of satirical/utopian proto-sf.

Carl's Curdled Cream of Eek Halloween Playlist - a tiny subset of my massive spooky season playlist.

Caracabe DokuWiki - I use this domain to play around with various technologies.

Riverfront Readings - Presenting readings of poetry and literary fiction in the Kansas City area for over 30 years. I've been involved since the mid-to-late 1980s.