Submission for the July/August 2017 3k Story Writing Competition for Labyrinth: Write a short, self-contained story that is the gateway to a larger story. This is the story of Myra, a bold young thief who is about to be thrust into a world she didn't know existed: a world of werewolves, their hunters, and a secret within herself. The first portion of a much larger story.

Tessa Cerbi's life revolves around training to become one of the Island Guard, undertaking the Examinations, and protecting her beloved corner of the island. On the day of her Examinations, the stirrings of fate begin. Written for the July-August 3K Short Story contest on the Labyrinth forum.

Evil lurks everywhere; on the moor and in the hearts of men. But not all are destined to shy from the light. Written for the June Labyrinth Contest.

A beast has been brought to life, and it knows only destruction. My submission for Labyrinth's June writing competition

Three short stories tell the same tale from a dark room. A story about misdirection, and disappearances, where every plot hole is an illusion to the truth. In the end, the riddle is simple; is Ghost alive, or dead? Or, did ever really matter at all? Questions and answers in the continuation.

My sire's favourite lesson, as he poured me rose petal tea through his best octopus teapot, was, "with privilege comes certain obligations." Written for the April Labyrinth Contest.

Death decides to make a name for himself. Literally.

Written for the April writing competition on the forum Labyrinth - the prompt was to use a random character creator, the 'Character Buildinator', to create a character (or in this case, characters). I got 'Cook, Robot, Assassin'...

Trilas, the Dwarf, is many things. Sneaky. Short. Talkative. An entry for the Labyrinth Writing Contest for April. Prompt: Use the Character Buildinator to randomly create your character. I got "Dwarf Ninja Comic Book Collector".

Monsters weep in the dark, just as we do. Some sing in the wind, waiting for the golden opportunity to be freed. One decided to tell me a story. I'd never think of being so scared of a decoration, but now, even flickering shadows send shivers down my spine.

3K story entry for Feburary. This is very out of my style, and I have been limited on creativity.

The mystical River Of Love is said to make matters of the heart clear. But what does it mean for the friendships between Bes and his fellow adventurers? An entry for the Labyrinth Writing Contest for February. Prompt: Romance with a twist.

Birch is a handsome young tree that leaves the safety of his grove to fulfil a promise to a girl. Written for the February Labyrinth Writing Contest. Oneshot.

A short story about the challenges of fruitless pursuit, and the rewards it can have. - Entry for Labyrinth's February writing competition. -Prompt: Write a [3,000 words or less] romance story... with a twist. The premise is up to you, and the goal is to have an ending that you can't see from a mile away-

For the January 2017 Labyrinth Writing contest, writing from the first line: 'The arrow was supposed to hit the apple'. A surreal look at the distortion of truth.

A short story of a confusing time in a person's life: the very end. - January 2017 story for Labyrinth, a 3000-or-less story using the writing prompt: "There was only one day left."

Prompt: Nothing lasts forever. At the Precipice of the Swords, Prince Bastian and his centaur tutor Sarifah contemplate the legacy of the Warrior.

The Church of Holysea has little tolerance for the wyrd and fantastical. No one is spared from their Inquisitions, not even in the town of Muirfield where Finch is trying to live out a simple life. Any other day, he would have blended into the backdrop of townsfolk, but on this day, he is asked to use his skills in one of the Church's Trials. All is not as it seems.

The ship is coming.

Art is passion. Art is real. Unlike Johannes, Daniel van Heil is a true artist. Flash fiction. Oneshot. Written for the December Labyrinth Contest.

December 2016 Labyrinth 500 word Flash Fiction contest entry. Generate 3 random articles on Wikipedia and choose one for inspiration. My articles were on Konrad B. Knutsen (a Norwejian civil servant), Synchronization (something about alternating current), and the phrase 'Throw Under The Bus'. I picked the third one.

The city of Warden has always existed under its black dome sky. Luc and his friends are about to find out what else exists under - and above - the dome.

Anyone who stays long in Star Valley goes womba, but Sam soon discovers that strangeness isn't confined to the valley. Winner of the August Labyrinth Contest.

3k competition for September 2016. Steampunk Science Fiction Samurai. In the ruins of a high rising city, a time of honor has come and passed, and in its place, an age of shadows and wraiths. In this opening, a machine will descend, fall from light, and strike in darkness.

Death gets involved in a little "breaking and entering". Also, ninjas. The prompt was "Mash-Up" and my objective was to get it as mad as possible.