| Starting this creative process far later than I should have, but better late than dead. For as my daughter threatened: "If you die before you finish that novel, you will go straight to hell." Whew. Missed it by thaaaaaat much. |


Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 4Scott Cairl stood in the center of the practice cubicle, one arm crossed against his chest, a fist raised to hide his frown. He had seen this kind of damage before. Hed seen a lot of things before and much more clearly then he did now but these earmarks were so familiar, he needed no fine details.Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 4
On the white walls abutting the corner of the room, a web of black cracks ricocheted outward from an oblong shadow approximately three feet up from the floor. Here was the distinctive bowed oval; there, the hunched shoulders that held it afloat; lower down, the protrusions of elbows and knees bent and tucked. Even wi


Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 3The woman who answered his knock caused his gonads to crawl up and out of sight. It wasnt the two diamond studs that impaled her left nostril. It wasnt the trail of silver hoops that curled around her ear lobe. It wasnt the clenched fists perched on her hips or the tattoos that spidered across the backs of those fists like lace gloves with the fingertips cut off. It wasnt even the knowledge that those tats had been applied to her palms as well something that had to have hurt beyond what Jay considered the normal threshold for pain.Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 3
It was knowing what those hands could learn from a single touch. &n


Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 2How he loathed these white halls.Fellowship Lost, Ch. 1, Prt. 2
It wasnt just the sameness, turn after turn, corner after corner. It was the lack of dimension. Years of therapy had improved his gross motor skills and he now walked with the barest of limps. But not even microsurgery and corneal implants had been able to restore his depth perception completely. With no color to define these corridors, walking the halls of Cell 2 was like groping your way through a glass of milk.
It didnt help that he was stoned.
Hey, Jay!
He slowed to a stop and steepled one hand against the wall. It was that or fa
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comfortIve had a bad day. I had a dream that my dad didnt die, he just pretended to (for some semi-plausible reason in the dream) and then when it was ok to he came back. I was so furious with him for letting me think he was dead for the past 6 years. I woke up completely confused and upset, and Ive been reminded of him by everything today. It sucks. Like at one point, a song came on the radio in a café and I thought I should call dad and tell him, he loves this song, before I remembered oh yeah, hes dead.comfort
You give me a huge hug, commiserating about how rotten dreams can b


Leonie of SIONLYA carriage sweeps up the winding lane, coming to a halt before the ancient wrought iron gates marked with a simple plaque: SIONLY. The perfectly matched blacks stomp and toss their fine heads, sweat glistening off their inky hides as the driver holds them at a stand still. A liveried postillion jumps down to open the door.Leonie of SIONLY
A tall, elegantly black clad figure emerges from within the darkness of the carriage. Not pausing to look back at the slight youthful figure following closely behind him, Jack moves toward the iron gate, pushing it open with one hand and stepping into the lush garden within. He pauses for a moment, h
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An Irishman has an abiding sense of tragedy that sustains him through temporary bouts of joy.
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Dreams are goals without the work is applied.
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"The question isn't who is going to let me; it's who is going to stop me."- Howard Roark
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i am za-zen
how fares the fair denise?
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"... forever yours, nocturnal me..."
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