Previous Chapter VIII. Redemption Leaving Antioch felt bittersweet for everyone, knowing we were leaving what was like to be our last safe haven in the Levant for Crusaders. We manage to scrape together a meagre amount of supplies using what little monies we had. Outside of Artur, a pair of grizzled guards begged to join … Continue reading Crusader – Final Chapter & Postface
Tag: Short Story
Voices – One Hour Stories
Another installment into "One Hour Stories. " We all hear voices in our head - it's called an internal monologue. For some of us, it is louder than others, and for a subset of this population, there can be more than one...
Serenity – One Hour Stories
The third "One Hour Story" takes a unique look at what humans experience as dreams and nightmares. What do we truly see and feel? Is the world around us a true construct, or in our final moments, do we see all which we value most? Is serenity the ultimate form of human expression?
The Survivors – One Hour Stories
The second of my One Hour Stories, The Survivors relies on world building and developing a sense of freedom for the main character. It delves into a small fragment of the psyche of what happens during a period of Post Traumatic Stress - in this case, Domestic Violence.
Welcome Aboard – One Hour Stories
My first foray into Horror, though with my own special twist on things. Is it predictable, absolutely, but the goal here is not to instill fear or cause fright. Rather, the story is something I decided to do on a whim - I had no plan, and no real goal in mind. I merely let my train of though create for only an hour.
Dialogue – A Short Story
The following is an off-the-cuff story I came up with that reminds me that dialogue is a powerful tool in any kind of story. Even without any guided action or internal monologues, there is still coherence. Fragmented, yes, but there is still a full story here. Names. Locations. Emotions. They are all something a writer … Continue reading Dialogue – A Short Story
Fenrir's Lair 