Del tried talking about it on several occasions, certain that many thought him mad. (more…)
Tag: genre fiction
Big Hunters
Arkhelia’s fabled big-game hunter encounters a most unusual creature . . .
Erratic Readings
Erratic readings: that was Donaldson’s story since being brought in with a mysterious pathogen
Dead Ends
This once-flourishing farm community, wasting away —
Resorting to superstitious custom.
Disgusting.
Their only physical evidence was the crazed bust that once topped her tombstone —
inexplicably smashed; curious, but insufficient.
“Gentlemen,” VanKirk declared, “since you insist, you may exhume my daughter. I sincerely doubt you will find her. . . a vampire.”
Preposterous.
This flash fiction in 50 words was crafted for the M3 blog’s Flash in the Pan (crazed).
A Darkling, in brief
An entry from Chase’s diary about being a Darkling. . .
The Fire at Cheb’s End
A (more or less) routine investigation ends in a flash. . .
The Trial of Goody Goodrich
The tale of an old-fashioned witch trial. . .
The Face at the Window
A tale about how the mind can play tricks. . .
The Catch Off Portsmouth
A tuna boat meets with something strange. . .
Burning Bright
The tyger that traipses, hunting That peace, the meat of my soul – Tail swishing, mind cunning; counting The days til it’s eaten me whole. Tales wishing, found running, sounding The drumbeat of retreat! Tyger burning, inside yearning, pounding Through cadence of my feet. Tread … Continue reading Burning Bright
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