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Ink: Epilogue

He loves her. He has to: she holds his heart in her hands. What can he do but love a woman who cups his still-beating heart so gratefully, so lovingly? He can see that she cares for it. He can feel that she does. She has stopped crying, leaving only the stains of her tears … Continue reading Ink: Epilogue →

Charles Williams Horror, Short Story Leave a comment April 15, 2019April 16, 2019 2 Minutes

Ink, Part 5

It is not a lie to say that Chester does not interact well with women. There is something about them he feels he doesn’t understand. He never knows when they’re going to be nice or cruel to them. He has no conception of whether what he says to them will be well-received, ignored, or reviled. … Continue reading Ink, Part 5 →

Charles Williams Humor, Short Story Leave a comment April 12, 2019April 12, 2019 9 Minutes

Ink, Part 4

There is a long line at the customer service desk, and Chester hates every other person in it. His sour mood is affecting the way he looks at the world, but he’s embracing it, because something about the way anger makes him feel is addictive. It’s not pleasant, but anger, for Chester, is like the … Continue reading Ink, Part 4 →

Charles Williams Fiction, Multi-Part, Short Story Leave a comment April 11, 2019April 12, 2019 7 Minutes

Ink, Part 3

The video game Chester enjoys playing most right now isn’t one he would have picked out for himself when he was younger. The tattoo on his arm is from an online first-person shooter. It’s the symbol of the guild to which he belonged. It was once true that all Chester would play were FPS titles, … Continue reading Ink, Part 3 →

Charles Williams Horror, Short Story Leave a comment April 10, 2019April 10, 2019 9 Minutes
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