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Torna: Introduction

See also: The Sword, The Birth of a Blade, The Park at Night, and Father, Son, and Sword for more excerpts from the same world. Today's entry was intended to be done in one go, but I ran out of time. Expect to see it completed tomorrow (unless it grows out of control, which experience tells me might happen). I … Continue reading Torna: Introduction →

Charles Williams Fantasy, Short Story 1 Comment June 18, 2019June 18, 2019 5 Minutes

Her Child’s Body

She knew, when he was born, that he was Powered. They’d scanned her baby as soon as they’d pulled him from her womb out of the cut in her stomach, and that little white wand had lit up with a green light. Her child was a Class-1 Powered. They had taken him off and had … Continue reading Her Child’s Body →

Charles Williams Elal, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Short Story Leave a comment June 17, 2019June 17, 2019 5 Minutes

The Hands

The hands are asleep. I pray silently to myself that they will remain that way, but I try to stifle my worry that they will not. If they sense it, they will awaken. I breath in through my nose and out through my mouth, schooling my mind to calmness. I have taken a risk, coming … Continue reading The Hands →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment June 15, 2019June 15, 2019 8 Minutes

Wart

She had a wart on her back that she hated, because she thought it was ugly, and she thought having something as a part of her made her ugly, as well. It was a small, brown, bulbous wart, out of sight except when she observed it in the mirror, and barely noticeable to others. At … Continue reading Wart →

Charles Williams Short Story 1 Comment June 12, 2019June 12, 2019 1 Minute

Better

You think you know yourself. You think that, among other people in the world, you are the foremost authority on you. It makes sense, right? There’s nobody else that can get inside your mind, to feel and hear and see your thoughts in the way that you can. Nobody perceives the world quite like you … Continue reading Better →

Charles Williams Elal, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment June 10, 2019June 10, 2019 7 Minutes

The White Mask

I wasn’t the type of person who went to many parties in college. If I had to guess, I probably went to only one a week, or maybe every two weeks, depending on my mood. I just didn’t really like the atmosphere. The loud music, the alcohol, the smell of pot and sweat — it … Continue reading The White Mask →

Charles Williams Fiction, Short Story Leave a comment June 6, 2019June 6, 2019 4 Minutes

Becoming, Part XIV

Becoming, Part XIII I once thought that I was invincible. I think you can see how I arrived at that conclusion. After all, nothing in the span of my years had ever presented a true threat to me: not my siblings, not animals I encountered in the woods, and not humans, who I had once … Continue reading Becoming, Part XIV →

Charles Williams Danahar, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment June 5, 2019June 5, 2019 11 Minutes

Some Men Are Meant for Murder

I wouldn’t say that we have a “military family,” but two members of my family have served in the armed forces: my father, and my mother’s brother. They served during the same time period, in the same country, yet they never knew each other until my father started dating my mother. Despite that, they shared … Continue reading Some Men Are Meant for Murder →

Charles Williams Fiction, Short Story Leave a comment May 30, 2019May 30, 2019 3 Minutes

Two Planets

Picture two planets, rotating together around the same sun. They don’t know of each other, for that effulgent orb that gives them life also obscures their view. They are balanced, like ends of a spinning rod, forever kept apart from one another in both thought and distance. Each planet thinks they are the only one … Continue reading Two Planets →

Charles Williams Short Story Leave a comment May 29, 2019May 29, 2019 2 Minutes

Queen Euphonia

The story goes that Queen Euphonia, the ninth queen was so beautiful and so wise that each of Vanaprimax’s children attempted to seduce her. They did so not because of their father’s directive, but because of her incredible allure, which transcended that of any human they had witnessed before. Onosang, who watched her, at first, … Continue reading Queen Euphonia →

Charles Williams Ecco, Short Story 1 Comment May 28, 2019May 28, 2019 9 Minutes

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