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Seizing the Day
Seizing the Day Flash Fiction Carson laughed. She always laughed at my jokes and my stories, even if they weren’t funny. I loved that about her. “No shit!” She said, ...
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The Unnoticed
The Unnoticed Dove Redmond opened the door and held it, as he usually did for his classmates when he reached the room first. Ben and his friends walked by without ...
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The Gem of the Magi - Prologue and Chapter One
PrologueThe Grand High Mage Council “Alright, all of the invitations are prepared and ready to be sent,” Archmage Farren declared, as she finished imbuing the last stone tablet. It had ...
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The Gem of the Magi - Chapter Two
Chapter TwoStellalune Stellalune Cyan cast another fireball at the lantern, making it flare brighter. It was even faster than the last one. “Very good work,” her mentor, Jonah Caleb commended. ...
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Married Student Housing
Married Student Housing “Well, err . . .” Mr. Golding, the head admissions officer was caught off guard by the question David asked him. If he were honest with himself, ...
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Trouble on the Homefront - Chapter One
For some reason, two of this chapter is listed, but this isn't the right link. The other one is the actual chapter. Until I figure out how to get this ...
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Button Man's Jazz - Prologue
PrologueThe Man in the Pinstriped Suit Harmony spat on the ground at the pigeon that had just landed next to his old, shabby brown loafer. It gave an indignant coo, ...
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Button Man's Jazz - Chapter One, Part One
Chapter OneStrictly Professional Harmony woke up when the telephone on the bedside table rang. He wasn’t sure how many people had the number for this apartment, but he’d taken enough ...
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Button Man's Jazz - Chapter One, Part Two
(continued from chapter one, part one)“Alright, looks like we’re here.” Virgil stepped on the brakes, and the tires screeched a greeting to the curb as the car pulled up to ...
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Button Man's Jazz - Chapter Two
Chapter TwoPound for Pound It wasn’t Virgil’s snoring that kept Harmony awake every night. Although it startled him the first few nights he’d moved in with the man, it was ...
