Just Desert
This is an unfinished work, and if time allows likely my first adult work of its kind. Since there is nothing of sexual note at this moment, I will deem it clean for now. I am not experienced in adult works, and am still in that "nerves" phase of doing...
Runic Renewal, Pt 1.
This is a bit of something that came to mind at random during the time I am supposed to be sleeping. It is very rough to me. Unlike how my Meeting Dracasis had a strong feeling behind it, Runic Renewal is all based purely in my own motivation to...
Adrammalech, A Sinister Saint
This is something I had been working on and off again to try and set some real material to the world I made to populate my characters into. This one is in particular for a character that isn't my first, but certainly a character that developed...
The Storm Front
The Storm Front by Anthony Johnson In the frontier regions of the Southern Plains, men have wandered for miles to find safe harbor against the beasts and outlaws. Any town that survived in the plains had a wooden wall separating it from the outside...
Philisophical Mutterings (interaction practice)
This is a short little character interaction practice. I would like your input to see if such an interaction is satisfactory to the general public. You may also comment on their subject matter, if you wish. ^.=.^ * * * The candle lights around the...
Meeting Dracasis
Ramah paced around his cave, a towel around his waist and a thought on his mind. He was already clean, he made sure of that. Even so, he furrowed his brows as he stopped and looked over at a polished mirror he had taken from his hoard in...
Runic Renewal, Pt 2.
Once again, this is not edited or proofread, so excuse a rough spot here and there in my grammar. I think the hardest part of speaking in the tones I used for this setting is keeping the character dialogue correct throughout the pieces,...
Protective
Took a break during a paper for some food and this popped into my head. I don't put much stock into free verse poetry, so anything I make may be a bit choppy from either a lack of time or a lack of effort on word choice, but will always fall into some...
Nature's Sober Man
So in a literature class of mine, I had to read a bit of Emily Dickenson, one of the great poets during the Civil War era. It just so happens that In lieu of a 1-pager explaining her, we could make a poem in her style instead. This made for...