Stories

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.

Responses to story prompts.

Sam Baker had three ambitions. He wanted to get through his last year of school with good grades. He needed to keep his head down, so as not to be the focus of the school bullies. And finally he wanted to be free from school, and free from Dane o’Hanlon.
Not that Dane even knew that Sam had the biggest crush on him, in fact Dane barely knew of Sam’s existence.

On a hike up the creek to a waterfall, Benji finds an unusual treasure.

This is an odd little story adapted from an idea for a collaboration a long time ago. It changes points of view and goes from first person to third, although not within the same chapter...I think. The name comes from a 'saying' or 'colloquialism' that equates everything being jake; to everything being fine or good, which in the end it is. Or is it?

Logan Rollins, a handsome, albeit cantankerous man, decides to rent out his useless basement rooms. Instead of the normal, out of the way college student he was expecting, he gets Ryan Graham, a psychology major with a list of problems a mile long.

Tango and Hudson share an explosive one night stand, but Tango slips away in the early morning hours. Is Hudson up to the challenge of tracking Tango down? Are either of them up to the challenge of a relationship that lasts longer than one night?

Twenty-eight year old baseball star Cal Grainger was living the good life until his girlfriend uttered three fateful words. Now his life has been turned upside down and he’s looking for a sign to show him what to do. Is it the sign he’s waiting for, or the guy holding it?

Andrew discovers

Colin committed a crime. His brother, Andrew, finds out about it and confronts him. This short work shows Colin's reaction.

Tligg is a fairly average elf - and this is the story of his how his world came to include Craagen. It’s a story of friendship and love, as well as the things that happen in between and around such intense feelings. Meeting by pure chance, their first encounters ended up being an intense experience. But is that enough to lead to something more?