Five haunting Richardson tales
Loss deeply wounds and changes a person forever. Yet a small flicker of joy persists.
Loss deeply wounds and changes a person forever. Yet a small flicker of joy persists.
Carrieta wants her powers to be stronger than before, but just how far will she go?
Sylvie's final moments before she dies.
Margaret cares for all, including her sister, as strange as she may be.
New kicks, new tricks.
"Home Sweet Gnome" is a prequel short story to the novel "Witchcraft and Hustle Culture", the beginning of the Hazel LeFay Gig-Economy Witch series.
A short story dealing with a specific moment in the punishment of Loki. (I recommend you know some norse mythology, but it should not be required)
I quite dislike fantasy, as well as cliche, so I did a bit of both in this. It's set somewhere in England a long time ago. Another unpolished work.
The crown prince of the cats tries to convince the fairy court to return his human friend to him. (The final story of “In Search of the Cat King”)
A prince travels to a faraway kingdom to fight a dragon and ends up marrying the kingdom's princess. (The fourth story of “In Search of the Cat King”)
A carpenter living in the forest meets and invites a snow fairy to stay at her home for the winter. (The third story of “In Search of the Cat King”)
A blacksmith gives food to a hungry phoenix, and he is granted a magical ability in return. (The second story of “In Search of the Cat King”)
A young woman helps an injured traveler find his missing friend, who is the king of the cats. (The eponymous story of "In Search of the Cat King")
A girl discovers a new world--- on the other side of her closet.
A boy is lost in a forest - quick short on an idea I had for a novel