La Tramuntana - Part 0 / Indebted - Part 11 (bonus)
Follow one of the less-enamored protagonists as they are smuggled out of the werewolf world and back to earth. this part is both bonus chapter 11 of indebted and a chapter 0 for la tramunatana.
Cat in the Mud
Contains: many silly keywords, corvid stereotyping, nonbinary protagonist, jumpsuits for cleanliness, holding my sword a-loft, stabbing an aqueous mixture of silica and pigments, cauldron-esque stirring, galadriel pouring, cleaning up after yourself, clay
Love for Sale: Chapter 8
The protagonist was a lone wolf rebelling against the powers of a totalitarian society.
Alexander's Accounts - Part 9
I love grey morality, expect to see it slowly seep into the informationsphere of our protagonist.) - (yes, i had a salad, yes, i'm better now).
Gangsters Season 1: Hunted by a Dragon: Chapter 1 Cody Dixon's story
This chapter will be telling the story of our main protagonist before he became a gangster and also his success as a gangster, it will be a short chapter but the next one will be longer (hopefully) also, i'll be using some 20s gangster slang in this series
Red, White, and Blue Prologue and Chapter 1
Anyway, i'd like to depart from this awkward moment to another, as we return to our fearless protagonist...um... taking a shower. right.
Ander - Chapter 4, Subchapter 18
Herden was always good at coming up with original terrors with which to terrify his protagonists (and his audience). one year it was a jilted ex-boyfriend with a meat cleaver, the next it was a rabid bear.
The Rebels of Gaia References
- artemis moonstone- he is the "main protagonist" of the group, he is a stocky wolf with a muscle gut he is 19, 6'3 and weighs around 250 pounds.
A Life in High School, Ch. 6
However, all of his friends and teammates--from football and swimming--had been interviewed, and none of them had turned out to be the protagonist--on the contrary, they had all been more than concerned about rend's health.
Lonely Oak Chapter 93 - The Artist
He didn't want to be a bully or a protector; neither protagonist nor antagonist. he wanted to be a side-character. like an extra in a movie. one of those blurs walking behind the characters the audience is _supposed_ to focus on. he sat outside.
Red Snow
For once in our lives we didn't feel like ourselves, like the protagonists of our own stories, but like spectators, allowed to see, but not interact with any part of the story.
Blind Man's Bluff
I attempted to do it as a kind of monolog in the main protagonist's mind, so it's unlike anything else i have ever written. be gentle on the stinging reviews! also, heres hoping you laugh at least once...