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Let it Snow
Being stranded on an ice planet without his beloved computers was a fate worse than death for Lieutenant Adrian…
Blood Contract
Chapter Two
Ken came down from the boat, his throat dry and fear slithered down his spine. The horizon stretched…
The Visitors
I went to the door, I couldn't think who would be here at 3 AM. I was writing, I found early morning a good time to…
Land Minds
Saint Catherine’s Baby – Stories (Excerpt) by Gabriel ConstansHe was savagely independent, having lived in the…
The Okapi Promise – Excerpt
The Okapi Promise - Excerpt
Marc glanced around him. Little light penetrated the iron-barred windows, partly due…
They Never Gave Up
They Never Gave Up
Both Cathy and Pauline continue to leave footprints―raised ones…
Set against a wonderfully…
The Hero
The true tale of a working-class hero from Ferry Tales, my collection of stories about growing up in small-town…
Bruised and Broken
Bruised and Broken
I have a friend, a beautiful friend, who is loved and well-liked by those that know her.…
The Taxi-Cab Driver and his Neighbors
The Taxi-Cab driver and his neighbors - a true story.
This story took place before September 11, which may…
A Passion Gone Too Far: Facebook
A Passion Gone Too Far: Facebook
Nothing mattered more in the life of Cecilia than a website browser called…
Intro: Son of the Dragon
Hundreds of years before Christ, the Dacians (called "Agathyrsoi" by Herodotus in the fourth volume of his…
What Truly Matters (1)
What Truly Matters: It had been a rainy Friday. Speranza spent her day sleeping mostly. She was knackered. Her…
Roggan’s Tower
Roggan's Tower: Everything that he had ever been told about the old tower high on the hills above the dead…
A Machine by Any Other Name
Weaving through a maze of technicians and soldiers in the abnormally crowded corridors, Kali rushed towards the…
Old Mill Road
The four kids stood around looking down at it.
“I don’t think we should tell anyone,” David said. He was the…