Art courtesy Steve Argyle [spoiler effect=”blind” show=”Disclaimer” hide=”Close”] The following is a non-profit work of fan-fiction. Magic: the Gathering and its attendant characters, locations, terminology, and events are owned by Wizards of the Coast, Richard Garfield, Mark Rosewater, et al. All rights reserved. Please support the official release. [/spoiler] Previously… The darksteel tendrils rattled and… Continue reading Reignition, Part 3
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Reignition, Part 2
Art courtesy Xoaba [spoiler effect=”blind” show=”Disclaimer” hide=”Close”] The following is a non-profit work of fan-fiction. Magic: the Gathering and its attendant characters, locations, terminology, and events are owned by Wizards of the Coast, Richard Garfield, Mark Rosewater, et al. All rights reserved. Please support the official release. [/spoiler] Previously… Dominarian taverns always felt like home,… Continue reading Reignition, Part 2
Reignition, Part 1
[spoiler effect=”blind” show=”Disclaimer” hide=”Close”] The following is a non-profit work of fan-fiction. Magic: the Gathering and its attendant characters, locations, terminology, and events are owned by Wizards of the Coast, Richard Garfield, Mark Rosewater, et al. All rights reserved. Please support the official release. [/spoiler] Hundreds of years invested in study and spellcraft, and yet,… Continue reading Reignition, Part 1
The Unicorn And The Cat
“Tell me a sweet story,” she asked me, via instant message. “Please. With cats. And a unicorn.” Standing in my friend’s kitchen at their birthday party, I thought for just a few moments. I smiled. And then I began. Once upon a time, a unicorn felt entirely alone. The forest was vast, and deep, and… Continue reading The Unicorn And The Cat
Flash Fiction: Walking Widdershins
The coldest winter winds have teeth. No matter how much down or Gore-Tex you might layer on yourself, an invisible blade slices right through the center of you, pushing a chill into the marrow of your bones. It can be a fleeting thing, a momentary brush against the heart of you by a passing lover… Continue reading Flash Fiction: Walking Widdershins
Returning to Flash Fiction
To say that things have been in upheaval lately would be an understatement. Things like “returning to a regular blogging schedule” and “maintaining a solid fanbase” have been something of a lower priority as I’ve sorted out housing, managed my barista schedule, and generally gotten more settled into this next phase of my life. How… Continue reading Returning to Flash Fiction
Impala Nights: Part 1
I’m not the kind of guy who likes surprises very much. I never had much in the way of birthday parties to begin with, but surprise parties in particular always rubbed me the wrong way. I mean, you want to celebrate my life by trying to scare me to death? No, thank you. It’s really… Continue reading Impala Nights: Part 1
Flash Fiction: You Are Dead
On Friday, Chuck Wendig said the only thing we need for this Flash Fiction Challenge is a dead body. “Okay,” I said to myself, “let’s pretend that we’re dead.” Is it still called waking up when you were not asleep, but dead? It’s one of the questions you struggle with every time you return to… Continue reading Flash Fiction: You Are Dead
Flash Fiction: Executioner's Bullets
Getting back into the swing of things with a return to the Terribleminds Flash Fiction Challenges. This one is “The Random Title Jamboree“. After I rolled my trusty d20, I started on this. I hope you enjoy it. He sat in the back of his dingy, run-down van. The metal seat wasn’t comfortable. It wasn’t… Continue reading Flash Fiction: Executioner's Bullets
From The Vault: The Drifter's Hand
Last week, I posted some Flash Fiction that put some old gods in new situations. This has been an interest of mine for some time. I thought I’d pull in some old stories of mine and see what else can be done. Like this one – The Drifer’s Hand. It would be silly to try… Continue reading From The Vault: The Drifter's Hand
