Humorous tales of myth, alt-history, and fantasy.
I write the kind of stories that make you snort-laugh on public transport. Imagine if the Greek pantheon entered a demolition derby. That's the vibe.
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The person behind the pen (and the golf cart)
I'm Aaron Leong, a writer who believes mythology could use more vehicular combat and that history's greatest figures would've been way more interesting with a sense of humor.
My stories blend the epic with the absurd — gods behaving badly, alternate timelines gone sideways, and fantasy worlds where the stakes are high but nobody's taking themselves too seriously.
What happens when the gods get bored? They race. In golf carts. And nobody! Not the cosmos, not the other gods, not the spectators is truely ready for what happens next. Loki has a plan. Hermes has a shortcut. Sun Wukong has absolutely no respect for the rules. And Coyote? Coyote just wants chaos. Across bizarre landscapes, with godly modified golf carts and divine egos at stake, 40 gods from Norse, Greek, Chinese, Native American, Egyptian and Japanese mythology collide in the most gloriously pointless race in celestial history. Hades brings unexpected warmth. Fenrir brings glitter. Nobody brings common sense. Godly Golf Cart Carnage is a slapstick, laugh-out-loud romp where the only thing more unpredictable than the race is the gods themselves. Perfect for fans of Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams and Piers Anthony and anyone who ever wondered what mythology would look like with absolutely no dignity left intact.
A new adventure for younger readers — simpler words, same glorious chaos
Asgard vs Olympus
The gods are back — and this time, it's personal. Well, sort of. When Asgard and Olympus go head-to-head in the most ridiculous golf cart race ever, only one pantheon can claim victory. (Spoiler: probably neither.)
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Follow the chaos. New stories, behind-the-scenes nonsense, and probably too many golf cart memes.