Stories

Second Lieutenant Robert Blake found himself in a place where the natives look human but certainly do not act human. He is forced to re-examine his past and make some hard decisions about his life and his future.

Three years ago Avery Winters sacrificed his life to save mankind from the horrors of the past. While he succeeded in eliminating the threat posed by an alien species, he left his son, Daniel, without his father. With his father dead Daniel Winters is the sole scion of a bloodline that dates so far back in the past that all believe his bloodline has long became extinct. As the last of his line the burden his family carried throughout the centuries falls completely upon him. Can he survive it?

This short story is a classic fairytale retold from the other side.

The protagonist, a centuries old vampire tells us of his death and rebirth into darkness at the age of 17, deals with trying to remember several years of his life that are blocked from his memory as well as coming to grips with his vampiric lineage. ~Where you end up in life is not so important as how you got there~

Jacob was always different, and from the time he was born, he and everyone around him knew it.

Early in his experience of being locked down in Hillside High School with many other refugees who are fleeing the current zombie outbreak in Chicago, 16 year old Sonny tries to find pleasure within the pain. Joy in the midst of horror. Little does he know the chaos that is soon to come! This is the 5th spinoff of the 'Shelter' series! (http://www.gayauthors.org/story/comicality/shelter) Enjoy! And letme know what you think!

Book 2 centers on the growing problems and pieces of intrigue from the insidious CISS to the Halls of the Vatican to the thousand year old battlefields of the Middle East, Hunter Douglas and his friends are entering a web far deeper and interconnected than they ever imagined.

This story is now on Hiatus until I find a new Head Editor/Beta Reader

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.

For the creative writing course I'm taking, I recently had to submit two poems as part of my mandatory coursework. I've had some nice feedback from my class lecturer, so I figured I'd share them.

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.