Victor David @ Dynamic Creed
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Hello. You have arrived at the home of oddly beautiful fiction that gets your brain gears spinning in the direction of human possibility and contradiction. This place. Dynamic Creed. Insightful, lyrical, bold, and outside the designs of our times. Fun, too.
Who said that?
My name is Victor David Sandiego, once a derelict child, former drifter, long ago military, realistic progressive, elder contemplator, ex-pat, living in a small town in Mexico.
Not into conformity. Not because I’m some revolutionary but because it’s kind of boring.
Be the change you want to see
Before this was even a saying, I was engaged with this idea. I like things that are different and I welcome change. Okay, not all change, but I’d like to see the world of short fiction move into deeper waters and push boundaries.
My intention is to provoke thought. Not emotion, although that happens too. Thought and reflection. And yes, I know. Not what the teachers say.
I publish a new story once a week,1 Tuesday morning. Watch your inbox; it shall ding in delight.
Testimonials
“Interesting, smart, insightful, and unique”
“Victor's writing is like a shot of strong coffee, or maybe a warm embrace”
“One of the most talented and unique writers on Substack”
“You give your readers credit for being able to think”
“Superb writing”
“And you are a one man wrecking crew”
All Fiction
Dynamic Creed is all fiction. No writer advice, book reviews, diary entries, etc. Just my beautiful, one of a kind stories. Enjoy!
Subscriptions
All my stories are free. However, if you’d like to consider a paid subscription, know that you’d not only be supporting me and our shared oddified sensibilities, but that I donate 25% of all earnings to animal and veteran causes.
If a paid subscription isn’t something you can do, no problem. I appreciate you all very much, and I’m doing this because I love writing these stories. I do want to connect with more people, so if you’re not yet subscribed, click the button and make it happen.
Other web sites
Dog Throat Journal (short fiction and prose poetry, founder and editor)
Once a week doesn’t always work out. Sometimes I take a week off, go on a road trip or something. But once every week or two is generally how it goes. And Tuesday is my day because it’s a really great day as far as I’m concerned.
