Stories

A feelgood 2 chapter short story about little things and their big impacts :)

A college student takes a break from his homework and discovers how nice the world can be.

An Anagram Poem

A new teacher, Mister Darin Stanford, is assigned a special project by the headmistress of a private school. His project is Christopher Bird, a rich child who has had his life dictated by his father. The teacher and student need to find some way to trust each other and make this situation work. Neither is prepared for what they will encounter.

This story is written for the Jagged Edges / Unintended Consequences 2017 Anthology

Keith, the Warlord Prince of Marmora, will do anything to save his people from an unwinnable war against the rest of the solar system. Anything, even if it means the end of the only life he’s ever known, moving to a planet where he will be the only member of his species. Even if it means marrying a man sent against him in battle, someone who he has tried to kill.
Admiral Shirogane is willing to accept the marriage for the sake of the Coalition and the peace treaty which will bring an end to the bloodshed, but that doesn’t mean it will be easy. Especially not if the Second Prince of the Galra still seems intent on fighting him at every turn.

Tyler lives in a fraternity and is deep in the closet. He has a secret crush on an openly gay boy named Parker, but he was always too afraid to talk to him in public. One day he discovers a way to finally catch him alone. [Spoiler] Things go horribly wrong from there.

A story about mystery, and strange love... a young boy meets a strange tall freakish boy. Who would have guessed that Goth Guy would have been so special.

Richard Hall is the most eligible bachelor in Rutland Isle. But he is engaged to be married to Ruth Williams.

Just days before their wedding, Ruth gets to know of a fact that would ruin everything. What would happen to the couple's future?

Or in fact the future of Rutland Isle's residents?

The Athruvians and the Ç’HkïJaråans have been at war for longer than anyone cares to remember. Da Lahron's parents died while serving in a post destroyed by Ç’HkïJaråan soldiers. DhiM’kha's mother was a civilian who died in a civilian post attacked by Athruvian forces. Are they really that different from each other?

Andrew discovers

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

The early mass leaves a man reflecting on his past.