Fendy S. Tulodo
Fendy S. Tulodo (he/him) is an art worker from Malang, Indonesia. He works with words and music to study how time feels different to people and how connections linger even when they’re gone. By day, he sells motorcycles. By night, he makes moody music as Nep Kid and writes stories in different forms. His art lives in the gap between words and true feelings. Follow him on Instagram at @fendysatria_
“The Boy Who Spoke In Rivers”
at Across the Margin
Read Tulodo’s short story “Beneath the Boards” in Horrific Scribes, March 2025.
Description: A house that breathes in the silence. Shadows stretching where none should be. And beneath the old wooden floors, something stirs, waiting to be heard.
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Read Tulodo’s short story “Postmarked for My Bones” in Horrific Scribes, July 2025.
Description: Something starts to follow him, quiet at first, then closer. It leaves no marks, only rules. The deeper he sinks, the more the world bends. Whatever is reaching for him does not plan to let go.
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Read Tulodo’s short story “Genesis in Reverse” in Horrific Scribes, November 2025.
Description: A mother waits for the crying to stop, but silence keeps changing shape. Something small learns how to breathe again, and the walls forget which side they belong to. What returns is not the same, and what stays behind starts to move.
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Read Tulodo’s short story “The Black Gut Laugh” in Horrific Scribes April 2026.
Description: The town has drowned, but something in it still feeds. In a cut-off slaughterhouse, a pregnant taxidermist stitches dead flesh while a watchman carves and a silent boy listens. Hunger moves among them. Nothing they feel stays their own.