Published Works

"Last Visit" - Published in Route 7 Review, issue 11

December 14, 2023

"'In A Black Hollow It Reigns' - Oil on Canvas, J. Wolitzky" - Published in DarkWinter Press & Literary Magazine

November 8, 2023

"Nightcap" - Published in Living Press, issue 5

July 15, 2023

Nightcap - Expectations are put into question when Rexford Caine is visited by a woman in a diner—a woman with an agenda…and a bag of money.

Issues available at livinapress.com/issues

Release the Kaizen!: Stories and Poems from an Evolving Writer

March 8, 2021

"Kaizen" is a Japanese term that refers to on-going or continuous improvement. Typically applied to business practices, author Brandon Everett applies this philosophy to writing, suggesting that with anything in life, one can continuously and gradually improve. To illustrate this concept, he has curated several short stories, flash fiction pieces, and poetry that span the breadth of his career, pieces that improve in quality, illustrating that gradual improvement is totally accessible. -- "Baxter is coming home, angry with his father…but a sudden accident makes him come to grips with his feelings…and a deep-kept secret…" -- "Sid is woken from a drunken sleep by his neighbor Todd, who is desperate to have Sid fix the stairs in his house…and to see the mysterious purple glow that appears at the top of the stairs from time to time…" -- "Roland Bachman has been on the case of the Rabbit Killer for months with no leads and no direction…until a mysterious suspect found at the scene of a murder claims to know Roland and will only speak with Roland…a man with tusks...and a haunting message…" -- "Hannah is shocked when a man is found hanging from a tree not far from where she is sitting in the park…but a little boy knows something about it…a boy only she seems to see…"

Praise for Release the Kaizen!

5.0 out of 5 stars "Must read!!! This book is a work of art. The author varies his tone and approach per piece. I can see it being used as a book for an English class in high school or college." - David, Amazon user review

The Undoubtedly True Narrative of the Yetiman

March 24, 2020

Could a random painting of an Antarctic landscape from a missing and discredited conspiracy theorist confirm the existence of YETIS? Self-proclaimed truth-seeker and comic book shop owner, Ross Dyson, seems to think so. In fact, he KNOWS so. Nobody believes him, of course, not even his best friend, Pastor Barney Cross. However, this doesn't deter Ross from following through on his desire to get to the truth. With the help of his toothpaste-snorting shop manager Wheezy— coupled with gargantuan claims and a fiery resolve—Ross sets off on a journey of discovery that begs to question the fabric of reality and how one perceives truth. This quest ultimately leads to an Antarctic adventure that may...or may not...have global ramifications.

Praise for The Undoubtedly True Narrative of the Yetiman

"...Everett artfully mixes reality with fiction...The Undoubtedly True Narrative of the Yetiman has funny, sad, scary, exciting moments that are remarkably written. There is a consistent message across the novel that is perfect for those who love an insightful journey through the search for truth." - Valena D'Angelis, Fabled Ink

5.0 out of 5 stars "Fresh new read - I love how the author grabs a subject that you know is fantasy and makes you wonder if it could actually be real." - L. Catzim, Amazon user review

5.0 out of 5 stars Suspenseful Fun - "The author captures your interest in the first few pages and enthralls you to the end!" - ButterflyReader, Amazon user review