Cole Matthews - Stories

We sometimes miss out on the special things in life, but we do get something extra in life. We get our own coming out story which is sometimes very sad, sometimes really happy, but always uniquely our own.

Short mystery that is the prequel to the upcoming novel "So Weeps the Willow"

This is a story of twenty-somethings finding their way toward love. Can they get beyond their differences and terrible pasts?

Morgan and Drake are in a pickle. Their business is doing well but needs some cash to get past this balloon payment. What are they going to do?

Stone Carroll doesn't like Christmas, not one bit.

Brian and Danny are married. But they are stuck in limbo and can’t get past it. Can an Advent calendar, some Christmas ornaments, and a cigarette get them beyond the stasis that has frozen their lives? Will the lights of Christmas shining in the darkness help them find the peace they truly need? This is a Christmas story in eight parts.

Dr. Jason Hampton is a man on a mission. He wants to cure, not merely treat post traumatic stress disorder. He is driven to this by the untimely death of his partner. Hampton is ready and willing to do whatever it takes to find this silver bullet.

This poem portrays the feelings of discomfort Ben from Chapter 2 'Cursed' of 1550 Loring Lane has when invited to a social function.

Sven Tollefson has never married. In fact, he's never had a relationship of any type. During the drought of 1888, he was worried about his hay and corn crops. Without enough to feed his milking cows, they'd never get through the harsh Minnesota winter. He hires a young local man to help him with this new idea called 'silage. This is their story.

Fantasy places contain beings who feel, love, hurt, and dream. These expressions have as many different perspectives as there are in this world. Gaia-Town is a collaborative project that seeks to give you characters and stories that entertain and challenge you. Not everyone in Gaia-Town is honest or true and sometimes that makes for surprising situations. What it hopes to do is question our perceptions of that world, and therefore ours as well.