So I'm Dead, Now What? is a quiet, darkly funny, and unexpectedly warm exploration of life... after life.

Larry wasn't expecting much after death. Maybe a light switch moment—on, then off. Instead, he wakes up exactly where he left off: same old house, same busted recliner, same coffee mug cooling on the table. Only now, no one can hear him. Except for the occasional baby. Or a dog. Or someone half-dreaming.

What follows is a slow unraveling of what it means to be dead—but not gone. As Larry drifts through the world he once knew, he finds other ghosts with unfinished stories, strange rituals, quiet regrets, and plenty of sarcasm. He watches the people he loved move on, and somehow, learns more in death than he ever managed to in life.

Along the way, he asks the big questions—without getting big answers. But maybe that's okay.

"So I'm dead. Now what?"
Now you find out.

For fans of The Good Place, About Time, and Six Feet Under, this is a character-driven ghost story about letting go, showing up, and the weird beauty of sticking around just long enough to matter.