The Tale Wolf Head: Dying Light 20 Oct 2018 Check out the latest installment of Wolf Head: The Calling Here is a snippet of the Chapter: The problem was, she’d always laugh, giggling when she’d thought she’d made it.…
Captian's Log The Keeper 18 Oct 2018 He would be here, whatever happened. Though a flag was daily raised to proudly unroll in the playful morning breezes, the flag itself showed less consistency in color than was…
Captian's Log The Quick and the Dead 16 Oct 2018 He heard the click of the phone being answered on the other end. There was silence. They both waited, knowing. Well, he had called. “I’m done,” he finally said. “We’re…
The Tale Wolf Head: Beginning Part 27 13 Oct 2018 Here is an early, unedited look at part 27 of the Wolf Head Series. The priestess found herself in utter darkness. The lamp had died and taken the world with…
Captian's Log The Werewolf Epic (Dreamy Moments) 11 Oct 2018 Read: The Werewolf Epic The Addition: Yet still a moment in the grass he stays. The night sounds off her quiet mysteries, a ballad of nocturnal noise, music for dreamers unawake.…
Captian's Log Dust 10 Oct 2018 No death is here, nor light, nor sound. Nothing remains of all that’s scattered on the ground. The fire raged and turned to ash this forgotten land. No wind to…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Translator 7 Oct 2018 I don’t think anyone knew what to do with me. I don’t think they even really knew what had happened. I didn’t even really know. Frank said he would take…
Captian's Log The Expanse 3 Oct 2018 Before a great expanse two men argue: Voice 1: There is no god, no logic over all, it’s all a mental game we play to stay our minds from falling…
Captian's Log Short Story: The Engineer 1 Oct 20185 Oct 2018 Please Read: The Engineer Follow the ravings of a mad engineer as he delves into . . . Excerpt: All around me the cogs turn in their distinct rotations, feeding each…
Captian's Log Shooting Crows 29 Sep 2018 No one was left to pick up the dead. The bodies lay strewn in unmoving chaos, each frozen in a moment of perpetual madness. Some were as if fallen asleep…
