Sing me the song of an era forgotten, sing me the song of a hero unknown; sing me the song of how when his time came, he felt only abandoned, lost, and alone...

What do you define as "human" when the lines between man, animal, and machine are blurred?

Title suggested by everyone's favorite "dreamshell." An essay for my English class to the effect that Ralph Waldo Emerson's ideals would collapse all civilization if his elitist views were adopted by the public.

Dustin Brown, out of work and nearly out of money, receives an email with a job offer and a great deal of information about him. He finds himself pulled into a life he wants no part of as a guardian of people who will never know what he does for them.

An evil emperor's nation is led into war by tensions from military buildups. Saving the Empire and its people is up to the Empire's newest general: the prodigy Kazuki, a fresh commander of incomprehensible tactical skill.

One man with superpowered legs. Three soldiers, three mechs, five copters. Round one...

A fight exercise done to make myself write something. One on one. Reviews appreciated as in, will be returned... eventually.

I did a little forwardintime scene from Guildwar in which a villain takes down several faceless good guys as an exercise. I decided to post it.

An evil and longlived guild's lust for power makes it vulnerable as new and ancient enemies alike try to destroy it.

The excessively violent and less-humorous outtakes from Sindhlot's Castle. I read part of it to my English class as part of a project, It scared them.

Something has killed the crew of the Emerald. The retrieval team sent to salvage it finds more than they bargained for, and a routine mission turns into something else entirely.

Sindhlot defies cliches and stereotypes, kicks heroic ass, and has no self-destruct button in the fortress of evil from which he rules with an iron fist!