Another excerpt of The Dark Hero! Check out the Dark Hero tab on my blog to read the rest. ~~~ Like the late Gods of Infinion that once had lived in their chambers above, a divine space for Gurutrov had also been constructed. He was neither god nor mortal, but his creation of an entire … Continue reading The Demon Lord and His Empty Heaven
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Nobodies in Rodem
Here's another sample of The Dark Hero. If you've read Accursed Red, you understand what's going on. I have five sample chapters of my book on here, just click the Accursed Red tab, and you'll see the entire list of links to the chapters. (I will warn you: I changed a few things before I … Continue reading Nobodies in Rodem
Two Angels Discussing the End of the World
Another excerpt of The Dark Hero, the sequel to Accursed Red. Before you read, I have some awesome news: Accursed Red is now available on the Barnes and Nobles website! Check it out here. Enjoy! ~ They had done it. The Second Dimension—aka the universe’s biggest mistake, aka one of billions of mistakes—was finally coming … Continue reading Two Angels Discussing the End of the World
Excerpt of Accursed Red Sequel
Here's an excerpt of The Dark Hero, a sequel to my book Accursed Red. Check it out if you like dark fantasy and science fiction, and enjoy! ~ Rêve Cotton pillows resting heavy mounds of golden hair; pale skin and the dryness night had on a child’s throat; a window slightly ajar thus permitting the night … Continue reading Excerpt of Accursed Red Sequel
The Town: Part 5
Jac’n had lugged his lightweight from door to door, knocking and hollering, kneeling and begging. There had to be one person in this barren, good-for-almost-nothing kind of town that would want him before he offed himself. Right? The door had been shut on him ten times—six women and four men—and now he had only two … Continue reading The Town: Part 5
The Town: Part 4
To her feet ran millions of gold threads from her tiny head, flush against pallid, chalky skin. Like anyone in the town, she had two eyes: one eye a solid green; the other a dense brown. It was the charm and utter magnitude of her naked feelings that made her such an extraordinary spectacle; the … Continue reading The Town: Part 4
The Town: Part 3
“I don’t know, Jac’n… she… she smells like the forest.” “She looks like a horse gal.” “Oh, yeah. She loves ‘em.” “So when’s this wedding happening again?” “Spring.” “Hmph… I still can’t believe you married a girl.” “Is that right?” “I don’t mean it to be sideways, Zackhy, but I… I find it real unfair … Continue reading The Town: Part 3
The Town: Part 2
The two had married fifteen minutes after they had met each other. Not physically of course—for only a true fool would commit such a lustful crime. But rather in each of their minds they had formed a simple thought, one devoid of gowns and cakes and people and midnight: to marry until the sun stopped … Continue reading The Town: Part 2
The Town with Three Buildings
I think I had lived in a time of despair and chaos. There were six doors total I remembered, half of them to enter and the others to exit in a scuttle. At least, I suppose that’s how I did it. Ten guards, fifteen total people. I had no friends growing up. I learned to … Continue reading The Town with Three Buildings
Evasence and their Girls
{a random portion of a story I had in my notes} Hands cold and pale clasp over the ivory spills of hair that tumbled down the girl's head. "What is your purpose?" It was not a question. It was a demand. The girl looked up from the ashen floors. "To listen. And to obey." … Continue reading Evasence and their Girls
