Baphomet’s Cookbook
Baphomet’s Cookbook follows the adventures of a parallel universe Usurper who likes square hamburgers and hates organized religion. In this way, he is much like the Usurper of this universe, but without the time traveling.
Chapter 1
I stared at the paper, rolling its question over and over again in my head: “How would you describe yourself?”
Read more...Chapter 2
A foul odor pervades the air. Have they invented smellavision? No…I am merely watching “reality television,” and my agile brain is filling in the blanks.
Read more...Chapter 3
I’m building a time machine.
Read more...Chapter 4
Beer is bringing me closer to God.
Read more...Chapter 5
It’s really hard to get past Alexander’s whole world-conquering success story when you’re barely employed and deep in debt after four years of college. I couldn’t even conquer my nail-biting habit. I couldn’t conquer my craving for Wendy’s Classic Triple. But that was all before…before I killed God.
Read more...Interlude: Time Travelogue
I arrived in Earth’s distant past. Quickly, I set to work finding the earliest humans. It wasn’t hard. They were the only creatures in the forest saying “Ugh! Ugh!” and dancing around a fire.
Read more...Chapter 6
I wondered if Self had been toking up a little too much. It’s hard to trust Self when Self is, even now, bobbing on the high seas of mind-altering substances. I hope I don’t end up like Self, I thought.
Read more...Chapter 7
Oh, those wacky Ohio voters. Apparently the only people who vote in Ohio are self-righteous Christians and self-righteous old-as-fuck people who don’t leave their homes except to vote. Here’s some shit they continue to stir up in my home state:
Read more...Interlude: Time Travelogue II
At some point, I had to see the future. I mean, what good is a time machine if the only thing I use it for is trying to rewrite history and exploiting hippies?
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