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In the Aerie

I have spent my whole life in the company of my mother’s kindred. Of all the life in the aerie, only the plants do not share her lineage. They are, instead, kindred of her brother Krrgotst, for base plants would not survive up here, pressed against the ceiling and eternally tousled by the winds that … Continue reading In the Aerie →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story 1 Comment September 10, 2019September 10, 2019 5 Minutes

The Coven

“He will be here soon,” Ama said. She tried to remain calm. I remember that. But her voice had that slight quaver she gets when she’s anxious and excited, and her hands shook with a tremble greater than that inspired by her age as she set out the wine and fruit. My mother took my … Continue reading The Coven →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment April 22, 2019April 22, 2019 7 Minutes

The Right Words

I apologize for the fact that this does not continue Shadows, but I wanted to let this idea free from my mind before it escaped me. For a time, Ytha felt only the joyful bliss of love. Den looked at her with his eyes full of something she had never expected to experience, but it was what … Continue reading The Right Words →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment January 2, 2019January 2, 2019 7 Minutes

How Do You Know?

“Did we do the right thing?” Telal asks He has no real reason to visit me, other than to ask her that question. I haven’t seen him at all for the past week. I suspect he has been avoiding me. I certainly haven’t sought him out. He has no reason to be awake this early, … Continue reading How Do You Know? →

Charles Williams Ecco, Short Story 1 Comment December 21, 2018 9 Minutes

The Sewers

This immediately follows Toward the City. I originally meant to publish it the next day, but somehow I managed to forget. I have no cloth to cover my face, and Garth doesn’t provide me with one. The smell is unpleasant, to say the least. I bring my hood around my face and breath through that. … Continue reading The Sewers →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment December 13, 2018December 13, 2018 5 Minutes

Toward the City

I see the city growing in the distance long before we reach it. I see it from high above, first, a growing, irregular shape in the distance, solidifying as the haze caused by daylight slowly peels back as we move toward it. At first, I do not know it for what it is. I think … Continue reading Toward the City →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy Leave a comment December 10, 2018December 10, 2018 9 Minutes

On the Road

The Laws Nameless Goodbye I miss Kana and Telal. It is an odd thought, one which I never had thought I might have. For one thing, I never expected to be away from them. It felt as though I was destined to spend my whole life in Kana’s house, sleeping in her closet. For another, … Continue reading On the Road →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story 1 Comment October 24, 2018November 6, 2018 8 Minutes

The Inspector

“Inspector,” Torgald said, bowing respectfully. “I’m glad you could make it out today. “No you’re not,” the woman said. She had a severe cast to her face, with the sort of mouth you could tell at a glance was eternally downturned. Her clothes, wrapped tight around her body, looked as stiff and uncomfortable as her … Continue reading The Inspector →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment September 27, 2018September 27, 2018 9 Minutes

The Diamond Library II

The Diamond Library I Ley was not meant for this kind of work. After only two hours of her allotted time, she began to wonder why she had believed she could do this. She pushed on anyway. She was not a scholar. Her son was the scholar — she felt great pride at his achievements … Continue reading The Diamond Library II →

Charles Williams Ecco, Fantasy, Short Story Leave a comment September 21, 2018September 21, 2018 10 Minutes

The Diamond Library I

She came alone, for the very thought of anyone knowing she had come here of her own will brought great shame and fear down upon her. It wouldn’t matter to others how desperate she felt for the knowledge. It wouldn’t matter what the knowledge did to help or aid the world. She would be seen … Continue reading The Diamond Library I →

Charles Williams Ecco, Short Story Leave a comment September 20, 2018August 1, 2022 8 Minutes

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