Brad Writes Worlds

“Myth, memory, and the collapse of certainty.”

Brad Slade – Author Biography

Brad Slade writes worlds. Some burned. Some survived. All remembered.

A Gen X survivor of silence, grief, and VHS static, Brad crafts stories that dig into the marrow, fiction that bleeds, essays that punch, fanfics that dare to finish what others abandoned. His works span mythic fantasy, science fiction, post-collapse memoir, and reimagined continuations of epic sagas like A Song of Ice and Fire and Stargate.

His nonfiction book, Help Yourself… Or Don’t, is a raw, poetic field manual for anyone raised on sitcoms and sarcasm, searching for truth in the wreckage of burnout and broken promises. It’s not a self-help book… it’s a last-chance mixtape for those still standing.

Whether he’s reconstructing Westeros, reviving the Stargate program, or building entirely new realities from the ruins of this one, Brad writes with purpose: not to escape, but to confront.

📍 Based in Texas. Fueled by coffee, mixtapes, and righteous frustration.
📚 Explore his fanfiction archive, download full works, or read Help Yourself… Or Don’t on Amazon.

    The Broken Legacy Kickstarter is Now Live

    The Broken Legacy Kickstarter is Now Live

    I’ve written stories in some of the greatest fictional universes ever imagined. Thousands of readers have joined me on those adventures. Today, I’m asking for your help to begin one of my own.

    Aric: The Corruption of Concordia is the first step into a world that has lived in my head and heart for years. A world rebuilt from the ashes of a magical apocalypse. A world where hope is fragile but worth fighting for.

    The Kickstarter campaign is now live. If you believe in the power of stories, if you enjoy my writing, if you want to see this world fully realized, please consider backing it or sharing it with a friend.

    Every pledge counts. Every share matters. Together we can bring The Broken Legacy to life.

    Back it here:
    [Kickstarter for BradtheScribe]

    From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

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