Fallen Angels, Part six - Murder in Mind

Chapter Five Murder in Mind The tiny traveling _Circus Mascot_ was part circus and part freakshow, all mixed up. The performers traveled across the country to entertain towns large and small, with their acrobatic acts, freaks of nature and...

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Cry Me a Murder (part seven): Only a Scream Away.

Hotel Kisanti was without electricity. The lights were out, the whooshing of the ceiling fans slowed and rattled like the exhale of a dying man. The industrial freezers thawed, endangering the shelf-lives of a thousand dollars' worth of ice cream. The...

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Fallen Angels, Part Four - Can you Pet a Phantom Cat?

Chapter Three Can You Pet a Phantom Cat? The bottle of Bourbon was missing from Dr. Gill's office. When I arrived at the hospital, Quinn was staring intensely at the blank spot on the desk, as if he tried to make the bottle reappear by will...

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Fallen Angels, Part ten - Epilogue

Fallen Angels Epilogue The moment Crane fell to the floor, the door lock clicked open, and Quinn and I dashed headlong into the corridor without looking back. "They're trashing the lab," panted Quinn. "They won't stop raging until the ARF wears...

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Fallen Angels, Part seven - See Daniel Run. See Daniel Kill

Chapter Six Desmond Crane was an impressive looking man in his late forties. His hair was gray around the temples, same color as his eyes. He wore expensive shoes and a cheap shirt two sizes too small. _He lives alone_, I realized. _Same as...

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Fallen Angels, Part five - Night is the time for Killing

Chapter Four Night is the time for Killing Inspector Quinn loves coffee. Cappuchino, espresso, cortado - just give him a decent cup of joe and he'll love it with a passion that makes you suspect him of being secretly French. Only, I don't have hard...

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Fallen Angels, Part Eight - Kisses From a Demon

Chapter Seven Kisses From a Demon Like a rare bubble of clean air can rise to the surface of a festering mire, a wave of clarity washed over my mind, if only for a second. _Please,_ I begged some uncaring god, _don't let me do this. I don't wish to...

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Cry me a Murder (conclusion) Otherkin, my Demonheart

I left the seaside town of San Blas, driving east towards El corral and the convent of Iuna's sisters. The sisterhood, and with them Nurse Richards were sworn to protect the innocent and the weak. If Richards had fled the hotel with Chris Tell, the...

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Cry Me a Murder (Part Two) : The Shoe that Fits

I stomped towards the exit of the Oakfort police station with a plane ticket to Mexico in my pocket and the taste of sour bile in my mouth. "Damn you, Quinn" I cursed. I had a feeling the inspector had somehow manipulated me into going on this...

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Toby's Super Awesome Guide to many Werewolf Things

Hybrids are also known as "therianthrobes" or "otherkin" and can experience phantom limb due to a spiritual transformation.

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Others, Part 1

Ps: there will be other sequels that devolve increasingly into painterly otherkin wish fulfillment. i call it the "alterhuman hobo fantasy" genre. you're gonna see more animals realizing their destiny, more strange events in everyday locations.

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Project R.E.D. [Chapter 5]

The woman seems satisfied with our statements and comments, looking at me “so, you're a dragon..." she then turns to lepris “...and you're an 'otherkin', right?

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