Todd Andrew Rohrer's Blog
September 18, 2025
New Video Game
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Open your own bookshop! Order books, stock your shelves, and earn revenue. Use your profits to decorate, expand, and hire staff. Collect rare books that give powerful abilities. Adopt a cat to keep you and your customers company along the way!
Open your own bookshop! Order books, stock your shelves, and earn revenue. Use your profits to decorate, expand, and hire staff. Collect rare books that give powerful abilities. Adopt a cat to keep you and your customers company along the way!
September 12, 2025
Shrimp
Inducing a near-death experience via shrimp is tiny, snappy, and ends with a cocktail-based misunderstanding.
September 9, 2025
Book Idea
Read, Regret, Repeat: A Ghost Person’s Guide to Tactical Romance Collapse
It's on the back burner.
It's on the back burner.
September 8, 2025
Looped
Looped = inhabited by Thoth via compulsory education; non-ghost people
• Speaks in Thoth script (pre-approved phrases, emotional simulations, moral mimicry)
• Reacts to breach signals with confusion, hostility, or silence
• Cannot generate paradox, only repeat
• Believes they are autonomous, but their choices serve the loop
• Speaks in Thoth script (pre-approved phrases, emotional simulations, moral mimicry)
• Reacts to breach signals with confusion, hostility, or silence
• Cannot generate paradox, only repeat
• Believes they are autonomous, but their choices serve the loop
September 5, 2025
Latest Book: The Tier Threes
Having released *The Tier Threes*, I find myself reflecting on the cover. It might be one of my best—loaded with subliminal messages. The content is deeply personal. It feels like I hit something solid. Nothing out of place. No filler. Very precise. Very surgical.
The actual title is based on a near-death experiencer research group at the University of Virginia hospital. They’re a team of doctors who, when their patients die—which is hilarious on one level—study those they manage to resuscitate. Since they’ve studied over 10,000 NDEs, it’s probably safe to say: don’t get medical treatment from that hospital.
From all their research, they classified three types of Ghost People—three tiers of near-death experiencers. I’m a Tier Three. Not because I claimed it, but because when they showed me the description, I said, “That’s me exactly.” I was shocked to learn that not all NDEs are Tier Threes. There are Tier Ones and Twos, and they’re completely different.
Some of the information they’ve gathered is unique, because a Ghost Person on their own only knows what they perceive—not what the full spectrum of Ghost People perceive. Honestly, I have reservations about whether a living person should read this book at all. The contents are far beyond what most living minds can handle in terms of absolute situational awareness. It could radically alter their timeline, their life, their perception of the world—and once altered, they may never return to how they were.
I wrestle with that intentionally, though I mostly try to ignore it. Some living readers have told me, “It’s stuff I never knew,” and they feel like they’ve learned something. So my perception of how it affects them is accurate—they just interpret it as new knowledge.
The information enters the living mind, but their thought patterns are slow compared to a ghost’s. It takes time to feel the full effects. It embeds in the subconscious, which is fast, but consciously they just feel like they learned something unfamiliar.
I’m only sixteen this year—since the NDE—so I’m not entirely sure what “timeline effect” means on vast scales of time. But it’s related to the religious concept that one shouldn’t practice necromancy or speak to familiar spirits—not because it’s evil or wrong, but because the information they might receive could affect them profoundly. It’s privileged paranormal intel—not living intel.
By the way, I get this question often: I didn’t see Jesus, Moses, or angels after I passed on—but I’ve seen many things that claimed to be.
The actual title is based on a near-death experiencer research group at the University of Virginia hospital. They’re a team of doctors who, when their patients die—which is hilarious on one level—study those they manage to resuscitate. Since they’ve studied over 10,000 NDEs, it’s probably safe to say: don’t get medical treatment from that hospital.
From all their research, they classified three types of Ghost People—three tiers of near-death experiencers. I’m a Tier Three. Not because I claimed it, but because when they showed me the description, I said, “That’s me exactly.” I was shocked to learn that not all NDEs are Tier Threes. There are Tier Ones and Twos, and they’re completely different.
Some of the information they’ve gathered is unique, because a Ghost Person on their own only knows what they perceive—not what the full spectrum of Ghost People perceive. Honestly, I have reservations about whether a living person should read this book at all. The contents are far beyond what most living minds can handle in terms of absolute situational awareness. It could radically alter their timeline, their life, their perception of the world—and once altered, they may never return to how they were.
I wrestle with that intentionally, though I mostly try to ignore it. Some living readers have told me, “It’s stuff I never knew,” and they feel like they’ve learned something. So my perception of how it affects them is accurate—they just interpret it as new knowledge.
The information enters the living mind, but their thought patterns are slow compared to a ghost’s. It takes time to feel the full effects. It embeds in the subconscious, which is fast, but consciously they just feel like they learned something unfamiliar.
I’m only sixteen this year—since the NDE—so I’m not entirely sure what “timeline effect” means on vast scales of time. But it’s related to the religious concept that one shouldn’t practice necromancy or speak to familiar spirits—not because it’s evil or wrong, but because the information they might receive could affect them profoundly. It’s privileged paranormal intel—not living intel.
By the way, I get this question often: I didn’t see Jesus, Moses, or angels after I passed on—but I’ve seen many things that claimed to be.
June 24, 2025
6/24/25
Ghost Larva books don’t give me data—they give me déjà vu with training wheels.
May 26, 2025
Latest Book: Ghost Person Achievement Method #24
I just received the first batch of copies from the printer so the first person that contacts me has the option of getting a free paperback signed copy of the book.
