Writing / memoir
Basement Boys
An in-progress memoir about childhood improvisation, technology, friendship, belonging, and the systems people learn to survive.
In progressCreative practice · Seattle / Everywhere
Stories, systems,
and useful trouble.
Aubrey Alexander makes writing, music, software, film, and design systems for people who have been told they are the problem.
See the workThe throughline
A song can carry a difficult truth. A piece of software can make an unfair system visible. A design can make room for consent, context, and someone afraid of being misunderstood.
The work braids story, systems, humor, and evidence. The joke is never the point. It is how a hard thing becomes possible to hold.
Selected worlds
Different forms.
The same question.
Who gets believed—and what might change if the people inside a bad system could see its shape?
Writing / story world
The Chamberlin Effect
A father tries to control his daughter’s future through time travel, then must risk a different kind of love when control cannot make her safe or whole.
DevelopingAbout
The intensity
is care.
Aubrey works across writing, music, software, film, interface design, and UX. Those are not separate lanes: they are instruments in one practice.
He makes work for weird, over-responsible kids who grew into over-responsible adults—and for the people who love them. The aim is to make someone feel seen, less alone, and a little braver.