Captian's Log Recursive Suicide of the Soul 29 May 2025 "I slept with a ghost," he whispered. We were old friends. I'm sure you know the kind. A friendship you can count on. You can recount the faded memories of…
Captian's Log Haunted Cul-de-Sac 18 Oct 2024 Down a winding path I found a dead end. It seemed a nice little cul-de-sac, and the Halloween lawn decorations were tasteful, in the sense of not being gory. It…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Wrong Door 7 Jun 20244 Jun 2024 Please Read:The Wrong Door https://taletold.wordpress.com/short-stories/the-wrong-door/
Captian's Log Moors 24 Mar 202423 Mar 2024 In an instant, he was gone. Collapsing beside a fallen column, I rested my cheek against the crumbling stone and closed my eyes, trying to hold in the tears. The…
Captian's Log A Shape in the Fog 7 Nov 20234 Nov 2023 What is that shape within the fog? What distant colors does she raise? A nation, long forgotten now, This ship her only grave. Her ragged crew, in ragged dress, the…
Captian's Log Life Update: Short Stories 4 Nov 2023 Well, I've caught something of a cold over the weekend. Feel fairly miserable and disjointed. Can't hold my thoughts together. Trying to write is hard; my reserves of self-control are…
Captian's Log Forgotten 20 Oct 202314 Oct 2023 The specter hovered over the old stone whose moss eaten face could no longer be read. There the shadow paused, its head bowed, its thin, fainting form stretching and flickering…
Captian's Log Limits of my Art 30 Jun 202324 Jun 2023 I sometimes wish I was a painter or sculptor, that I had learned how to make pictures, because sometimes I see images in my head so clearly, so viscerally, images…
Captian's Log If Sci-Fi 9 Jun 20233 Jun 2023 He leaned toward Sheila, and she leaned toward him. Their eyes closed as their lips puckered. He could feel the warmth of her skin as they drew closer. Then, the…
Captian's Log If Thriller 8 Jun 20233 Jun 2023 He leaned toward Sheila, and she leaned toward him. Their eyes closed as their lips puckered. He could feel the warmth of her skin as they drew closer. Then, the…
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