Welcome to David Everett Fisher Dot Com. This has been the home of my stories, essays, art, jokes, cancer journey, and miscellaneous. I have recently started a Substack to hopefully attract more readers. One is the Superstitious Agnostic, a weekly newsletter about long-term sobriety in Alcoholics Anonymous without believing in a God. The other is […]

Carnival of Souls was released in 1962 and was all but forgotten until it was re-released in the late 1980s. The story is about a woman who is out with two of her friends and is challenged to a drag race somewhere in Kansas. During the race, the women’s car flies off a bridge into […]

September 4th was my tenth anniversary from when I was initially diagnosed with stage three cancer. I have returned to Facebook after not being on it for the last four-plus years, and one of the things I got to look at is what I was posting during that time—memories through social media. While it has […]

It has been hard to find the voice of this website. I am a man of many interests and am so overwhelmed with ideas it becomes hard to implement them all. I also don’t have a good sense of what the readers like and don’t like other than the random anonymous negative comment that I […]

It has been a while since I posted here. Much of my work has been done, along with the Superstitious Agnostic Substack newsletter, has been offline. Every year I get my “invoice” to pay my annual fees for keeping the name davideverettfisher.com and the website hosting fees, and I wonder what the fuck am I […]

Why do Substack? I have been doing davideverettfisher.com for over 12 years now, and while I love having my name as a website, figuring out my voice, and experimenting with different things, I have not grown an audience. What will happen to davideverettfisher.com? Nothing. I will still have it. I will make free content here while […]

Here is the entire deck I propose to publish for the Infinite Fool Tarot and the book I wrote about the Fool’s journey through the tarot world. I can finally put this to rest, and whether it is to be published or self-published, I’m not expecting much from it. I know I am just some […]