Greta Mae Geiser

Laurel and Kostya, Minnesotan transplants living in Chicago, find their engagement threatened by reunions with old friends and resurrections of old ghosts. Meanwhile, Hope, Foster, and Verity fight for connection and purpose amid isolation. A study of Love, Grief, and Minnesota Nice.

Naively misogynistic Elijah finds himself in the middle of a philosophical quandary at the hands of Dr. Harriet Higgins and Professor Quinn Pickering. The hypothesis: A person can change their nature only once they are willing to change their manners. Vowing to reform the sheltered man's views in just a month, however, brings to light the flaws in Higgins' own nature. If she refuses to change her strait-laced manners, she risks her relationships, family structure, and, ultimately, her way of life.

Darby has a fear of emotional intimacy. Fortunately, there’s a magical bridge she can cross whenever someone gets a little too close. Unfortunately, things get complicated when her latest fling follows her into the woods.

"You should have built walls."

"I didn't know I had to."

After allowing a charming stranger onto her beach, Reno must fight to maintain propriety over her identity as everything she once found sacred becomes weaponized against her. Antistrophe is a response, a foil, but not an ending.

Alice and her brother-in-law, Danny, prefer to keep their complicated shared history tucked away. But while they're stuck together on the shore of a muggy Wisconsin lake with the unsettling screams of loons filling the silence, old secrets — and other things — are bound to come to the surface.

A loose Midwestern-Gothic adaptation of the myth of Alcyone and Ceyx.

Under "New Management," a man exercises his right to lease out space in a woman's head.

Two travelers search for a lighthouse at the end of a foggy peninsula.

Somebody has been alone in the attic for so long... That is, until Somebody Else arrives.