with wings - Stories

"A Cold Spell," the fifth installment of my "Pleasant View" series is unlike anything that comes before or afterward in the ongoing lives of Jack, Brad, and friends. "A Cold Spell" is my foray into the world of sci-fi, and is also my homage to the eerie events surrounding a tragedy and a mythical (or real) creature that some say still haunts the hills and hollers of Appalachia.

A real life fairy story with a gay twist

These angels aren’t the frilly, flowing robes wearing kind. They work hard, mess up and have strict bosses. But they still manage to have fun.

A school boy and a Dragon Lord spend a little too much quality time together and this is the result.

Gabriel is Nephilim and is trying to make his way in the world. However, if he isn't careful he can easily become one of the Fallen. What is a Nephilim to do?

Phoenix is different and he doesn't even know it. Haunted by a strange moment of his past, he dives into a new life filled with 'living' images and glowing eyes.
This is a new age story of a boy turned man trying to fit into a rural small town. Being gay makes it hard but what makes it worse are the strange things that keep happening around him.

A second, three part story about the fairies of Pond Farm.

Card Tales was written to a challenge to help me get over my writer's block. It is a series of interwoven tales with a single main character, Cardanniel, who gets into a bunch of trouble. At the top of each tale will be a list of required elements. These were part of the challenge. Please note there are continuity errors, and I am aware of them.

In the time of troubles the GefahRadan sang Achoron into being and rewarded the faithful by allowing them live in peace under the watchful care of the Radan. Generations are born and die and eventually, the Radan seeks it’s past to provide for its future. Thus the fates of a few are twisted so that two worlds hang in the balance. Thus the saga begins...

What happens when a school boy and a young lord spend a little too much time together?