Stories

Graduation is a bitter sweet time as some prepare to leave for college, but excitement reigns as everyone plans to attend Randy & Altaf’s wedding. (2009 Summer Anthology - Carpe Diem)This is the 20th story in the Naptown Tales series, which can also be found at Awesome Dude and Nifty. Please see the Introduction for important background on the series.

2006 Winter Anthology (pic)

Devin is a quiet boy who is having problems interacting with people due to his past. Sunny just moved to town and is dealing with his own tragedy, or is he?

Meeting Sunny for the first time finally draws Devin to a few conclusions about his life, and ultimately forces him to deal with his own tragedy.

I always wanted to go to the ball, it has to beat prom night. This was my second story on GA, if I recall correctly, but it was the first story I finished. It may be the last story I finish. I would like to feel I have learned a few things in the last year. So, I may edit some as I repost it. Writing has changed me or I have changed my writing.

This story is the fourth installment in the CAP saga. Be Rad begins in 1980, at the end of Brad Schluter's junior year of high school.

Garrett's life is over. His body has been ravaged by magic beyond his control. He is a freak of nature, with mythical powers that are only told about in legend. He has no home, no friends, and his family believes he is dead. Amidst all that, war has come to the Kingdoms. He has no place in life. Or does he?

Alex appears to be just a normal guy with a normal past. The truth behind who he truly is comes to light after a devastating encounter. Alex's best friend Brent is the only one around to pick up the pieces, but can he handle the truth or will he turn away from Alex in his time of need and understanding.

Short Story: A group of teenagers work to raise money for a particular cause.

There was nothing Bryson and James wanted more than to get away from the stress of college, and once Bryson had convinced him, James was sure that this ski trip was the perfect way to do just that. Their week together in the snow would turn out to be something James would never forget, or the test that interrupted it, and the phone call he gets that night when Bryson was almost home.

Love is a game for two. That is why most games are more fun with more than two players.