An angel tells Eve a story about the first holy creations, and why the most powerful has always been a damsel in distress.
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Damsel, 8: On the Rogue, Damascus
And so the Father put some beasts in this world to bear witness to his power and spread that. Others are followers, mass-goers, with their good monks who are redeemers of those going masses. The last among the ordained by Heaven are great knights who… Read More
A Day with Odeon, Part 2
Love, radiance and birdsong… It was a rainy day when Odeon surprised Grace next. She was busy picking apples, and saw him waving at her from afar. He was drenched. She was tempted to run, but even from at her distance, she could tell that… Read More
She’s a Mean Old H4 Bus, Cpt 4: Moises “Emperor Crush” Romero
Emperor Crush had once been a fat little boy named Moises in the fifth grade at Sacred Heart School, between Mount Pleasant Street and Park Road and also Sixteenth and Park. He and Charlotta had played in the Mount Pleasant soccer League together, both the… Read More
Random Skeevy Writing Contest vs NPR
Once upon a time, a long time ago, I decided to make a brave second attempt at submitting something of mine to a literary contest. The first literary contest I’d ever entered was most likely a scam. I had to send them my piece and… Read More
Empowering Pathos
When animals are sad I know creatures who’d rather die before they wait, I don’t see them around anymore. I know of a bird whose soul got so sad, He lost his heart to open wings and soar. And you don’t know how painful pain… Read More
Yet Another Day with Odeon
The Lord of Beasts decides to be a human for a while. When he falls in love with a woman, life for this were-horse gets very odd, very fast.
What is Carnivory?
When you write fiction, especially when you’re playing around with fantasy fiction, you get to make up words, like Carnivory. Okay, so, no you don’t–but you can try. And it might not even seem like ass-magic if you do it well enough. But, why do… Read More
Carnivory 2, A Really Good Woman
I don’t enjoy getting personal online, but after being such a good guy in the last post, I’d feel like a hypocrite if I didn’t come right out and tell you… I didn’t go to church last Sunday. I slept in on Easter Sunday, because… Read More
Captain Huggyface
Carnivory 2 needs a little more time. Which is a good thing, actually… Dear fellow writers, there is something that must be brought to your attention. Did you know how awesome the learn-to-read shows are for kids these days? Never thought about re-visiting them? Are… Read More