Stories

We first met Joe as the mysterious crush aboard a Canadian train in Finding Charlie. This second story of the trilogy tells the story of Joe's inevitable demise.

15 year old Charlie takes a train ride that changes his life.

The Philosopher's Son is a story about the fine line between love and despair, and the consistency of our humanity despite technological transformation. It's also a simple reminder of how love is both a personal illusion and a miraculous door into someone else's senses.

Three Earth Analogues come together in "0300 Book 2." Here are beginnings of two of them.

The sequel to 0300 Book 1, formerly published as "Finding Danny," updated and revised.

When the good people of the fishing town Pacari are beset by endless storms and their livelihood ruined, an unexpected guest brings surprising news, a possible solution and an invitation to adventure. It does contain gay themes, but these take a while to appear, so I ask for your patience.

It's like the gates of hell have been opened when poor Yuki and Kaede's kiss in the broken bathroom is interrupted by the Seven Sisters of Doom. This means war.

Harry has been having dreams since the end of his Fifth Year at Hogwarts, some of them terrifying, and others intriguing and almost memory-like. Even more troubling, his magic seems to have turned traitor, doing what it will and causing general havoc. What awaits Harry in this tale?

This story revolves around two men from completely different worlds. One is a med student in New York City, New York. The other is a magical elven warrior who suddenly finds himself in a different world.

I used to be like you. I used to think that the zombie apocalypse would be kinda fun and exciting. I secretly hoped it would happen like everyone else. But that’s because, like you, I thought it would be like all the videogames or movies or books. Let me tell you one thing though: It’s not even close.