My short fiction stories which are unrelated to my published series and fit into various genres.
In my Matric (final High School) year, I was asked to write a lot of short stories in English. Many of these have been lost, but this very short one was found in one of my old files. My task was to write a short story starting with a feeling. The feeling I chose was …
Previous installment: Songs of Desolation The group was still panting after the skirmish with the sirens. They had lost a crew member, but no one else. The Captain didn’t seem overtly saddened by the loss of his first mate. This must have been a usual occurrence. “Damn sirens! Thought we’d be going around them. No …
Read the previous installment here: Departing March Crossing Part 1 and 2 The sun shone, but did little to alleviate the chill in the air. Kael shivered, glancing enviously at Meowzer’s natural fur coat. The air upon the Desolation was as cold as Agthenfall frost. It sent Kael, and many of the others, shivering. The …
Read Part 1 here: Departing March Crossing Part 1 The inhabitants of the tavern bolted in all directions, many climbing through windows. “It can’t be,” Kael said, “there hasn’t been an orc raid in these parts for generations.” “That was before Elenor fell, elf,” the barkeep sounded, drawing a mace from under the table. Pemnaq, …
Read more “Departing March Crossing: Part 2 (D&D Adventure)”
Once a week, if all goes according to plan, I will be meeting with a group of my friends to play a homebrew adventure of Dungeons and Dragons 5e. The adventure, Realms of Alurn, should last awhile, and I hope will interest you. After every session, I will be posting a report in the form …
Read more “Departing March Crossing: Part 1 (D&D Adventure)”