Winter always makes me sleepy for some reason. Long stretches indoors, warm cups of tea, huddling under layers of blankets…it’s just so cozy and feels ideal for a long nap. But what if sleeping through the winter was an option?
Category: Short Fiction
The Curse of Silver
A quick piece I wrote about werewolves…because who doesn’t like werewolves?
The Star Forger
A short exploration on those who make the stars:
Key and Lock
I won’t lie: This one was a nail biter. My computer was in the shop for a bit, so I didn’t have access to all of my files. I managed to have this one pre-written, so I polished it up a little bit and decided to post it here!
Enjoy!
The Murder at Adler Pond
It’s October and that means it’s time for a good, spooky story! I’ve been a little light on time recently, but here’s a little bit about ghosts, ancient grudges, and–of course–murder!
The Patron
A simple story about an opportunity in the form of a patron. Whenever I’m looking at D&D classes, I’m always curious what a modern-day warlock variation would look like. I might play more with this one cause I’m curious where it could go!
The Witch of Almand Woods
I’ve spent a lot of time hiking this summer (it feels like one of the few things people can really do these days). I started thinking on one hike about how it would be so easy to get lost if I stopped paying attention and then thought about how wild it would be if the trees tried to trap me there. Eventually, that thought blossomed into a character and this is an attempt at putting that character on paper. Enjoy!
Cereal Box Prize
Do you remember the contests they used to have on the back of cereal boxes? Ever try to finish one?
The Bone Fairy
I saw a post going around suggesting that, with the existence of Tooth Fairies, there would logically be Bone Fairies. So I decided to see what makes the bone fairy so different from their more docile cousins. Please enjoy The Bone Fairy!
The End of Captain Juliet
A few days ago, my friend Laurel told me about a dream that she had. The premise, she explained, had something to do with pirates in the time of Les Mis. One specific visual she had was of a woman tied to a burning ship. I couldn’t possibly turn up that kind of visual without giving this woman some kind of story. I set myself to telling this character’s story and was very excited about what came from it. I couldn’t not share it with all of you!