Hello everyone! It’s the third Sunday and that means New Fiction!
Enjoy:
Hello everyone! It’s the third Sunday and that means New Fiction!
Enjoy:
The third, and final, installment of The Thundering Migration! This one was a lot of fun to do and I hope that you all enjoy the conclusion!
The Thundering Migration: Part 1
The Thundering Migration: Part 2
The Thundering Migration: Part 3
The second installment of ‘The Thundering Migration’. Read This Post to get the story so far before diving into:
I felt like doing a slightly longer piece, so this one is going to be released over the course of a few months. (I also have a busy few months coming up and it’s a little easier if I’m not thinking about what I’m gonna post the whole time.)
I wrote this one as a warmup, but it ended up getting away from me. Please enjoy!
Weird fact about me: I know three people who do aerial arts, things like aerial silks or trapeze. One of my other friends has a master’s in clown studies (which is both a thing and something my friend earned). I have this weird fascination that I’ve developed over the years and think it’s a very interesting thing to see. Why not write about it?
For your consideration: Crime and Circuses
A new bit of fiction this week! Enjoy this months piece of fiction: The Son of the Dragon Merchant. Not exactly a holiday piece, but there’s never a bad time for a story about dragons!
I seem to be going with a plant theme these last few months? This concept was suggested by a friend and I burned out the first draft while I was home with a bad chest cold. A few edits later and I present to you: Prophecy Apples.
I’m a person who loves plants. I keep a collection of houseplants in my home and love seeing the plants of others! Here’s a short story that celebrates that!
A fun little piece based on a few prompt words: Time Travel, Cat, and Journey.
I’ve been trying to write more short fiction (and trying to submit a little bit more). The big projects and sweeping landscapes are fun, but I’m trying to be a little more creatively flexible.
At any rate, enjoy!
This one was one that I wrote a pretty long time ago, but wanted to revisit. Enem is actually based on a nightmare antagonist I had a while ago. I wanted to change his story and see if I could make him more sympathetic (or at least more interesting). Enjoy!