(New Author Bio — AI-Slop.us Edition)

Frank M. Anderson is a writer, father, and unapologetic idea factory based in Greenville, South Carolina. He writes in the space between trauma and myth, memoir and monster story, the personal and the grotesquely imagined—usually all at once. His work ranges from raw hybrid memoir (The Cancer Diet) to recursive gothic metafiction (Grammar for the Dead) to dystopian rebellion (Civil War #7), all connected through a central obsession: how stories save us, haunt us, and rewrite us.

Frank also writes with AI—not because he can’t write without it, but because the collaboration drags stories out of him that he never would’ve reached alone. It’s not the “pure” act of pen-to-paper romanticism, but it’s not cheating either. It’s a wrestling match, a duet, and sometimes a fistfight with a ghost who knows too much. The work that comes out of that relationship is messy, layered, and—occasionally—electrifying.

Some people call that “AI slop.”

So Frank bought AI-Slop.us to show what the “slop” really is:
a living laboratory where he builds worlds in public, documents the contradictions, reveals the false starts, and shares the experiments that don’t fit anywhere else. He has more ideas than he’ll ever use in a lifetime, so he’s happy to open the doors and let readers watch the chaos unfold. If a project deserves to grow into a book, great. If not, it can live here in all its glorious, mutant weirdness.

The point isn’t to defend the process.
The point is to show it, unfiltered, and let people decide for themselves what’s “slop,” what’s art, and what’s something stranger and harder to define.

Frank will still write whatever the hell he wants—memoirs, horror novellas, AI-chaos serials, literary experiments, scripts, political essays—but now he has a place for the hybrid creatures that don’t belong anywhere else.

When he isn’t writing or building the ever-expanding Fulcrum & Axis universe, he’s hanging out with his son, the brightest and most grounding throughline in every universe he creates.

Frank M. Anderson is a writer, barista, and father, juggling early mornings at the coffee shop with late nights building fictional worlds. He’s the author of Civil War #7, a dystopian saga about surveillance, rebellion, and the cost of truth in a content-driven society, and Unto a Golden Dawn, a gothic coming-of-age story starring a young Edgar Allan Poe and an even stranger Aleister Crowley. His memoir, The Cancer Diet, confronts illness, grief, and survival through raw journal entries and experimental storytelling, blending lived experience with conversations held in the quiet.

Frank writes in collaboration with AI—not to take shortcuts, but to go deeper. Every book is built in layers, through dialogue and tension, instinct and reflection.

When he’s not writing or making coffee at sunrise, he’s hanging out with his amazing son—his greatest story of all.