Stories

Young Wesley has spent his life trying to be a decent boy. Always holding back, always trying to make the right decision. But when a young group of delinquents step into his life, they begin to free him from what he knew as being right and wrong. However, these other teens are a lot more than what they seem. Beware the full moon, the new moon, and every dark hour in between!

Liam Sanders was forced to make a journal notebook for his English project. But he took a liking into it and decided to keep one for himself. This is his secret journal-diary, and this narrates the story of how he met the End.

“The time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.” 2 Timothy 4:3-4

Short horror flash.

Sometimes being a friend to someone in need tests you to your limits. How can you ever be enough for someone who has lost his footing in life and can’t move forward? Stuart tries his best to be there for Cyril, but his colleague turned roommate isn’t making things easy for either of them.

Asked to look into the disappearance of his husband’s brother, Robert Atoll ends up facing his own worst nightmare – a family member being held in a Center that people rarely get out of alive. What is he to do? Nothing more than what any other family member with access would do – get him out at any cost.

Marcus is the maladjusted, borderline sadistic and really quite brilliant editor-in-chief of the campus newspaper, and Jacob wants him. The only problem is that Jacob is just about as maladjusted and out of touch as the object of his desire. Contains gratuitous swearing and a bit of a masochist kink. Part 1 of The F*cking Trilogy

Marcus manages his stressful life by being in control of, and on top of, everything at all times, including his lover, Jacob. But everything becomes just a little bit too much when Marcus has to deal with his dying father, the man who made his childhood a living hell, and in the end there's only one person Marcus can turn to. Contains gratuitous swearing. Part 2 of The F*cking Trilogy.

Halloween used to be genuinely terrifying for mortals, but no longer. Nassau Del Rae, Prince of Hell, and a few of his companions meet in a pub on an Earth where the human population seem much more intent on getting drunk whilst wearing dubious fancy dress, and set to reminiscing about The Good Old Days.

Jack and Willy have a job to do. They are definitely not happy about it because it stinks of 'them on the mountain' but they have no choice but to carry out the instructions to the letter no matter how buch it bothers them. It would have bothered them a whole lot more if they had known that high up on the mountain something is coming.

Living a life on the streets as a teenage runaway can be a tragic experience. And that is an understatement. However, what would happen if things were different? What happens if we all listened to that tiny little voice in our ear...telling us to do the right thing? Divine guidance is with us at all times. Guardian angels exists. And if given the task...could you be that voice for someone else?