A timid young noblewoman is in love with, of all people, her own husband, which would be a happy abnormality if her affection was requited. And so she struggles to win his love, unaware of the reason behind his apathy towards her.

Two rival wizards meet in a dark forest and set out to do their best to blast each other to smithereens. Ridiculousness ensues.

Rekindled The Story of Dhar Porjune, a boy conscripted into war. A dark and somber military-magic adventure. If you appreciate serious writing on fiction press you may like this.

rated for caustic humor and foul language ...His world narrowed down to the whirling flames, courting and teasing them like a playful lover...

A short story.

In spite of the flowers, it's hard to remember his scent and his smile.

Life in the settlement was simple. Nothing changed: the routines, the food, the scenery...least of all that black sky that was not the sky at all.

There had been some yelling when David’s father came home early from a meeting and found David’s mother dressed as a French maid being spanked by his golfing buddy.

Oh I believe in otherwheres.

[COMPLETE] Dark Lords are not so different from you and me... except they are doomed to fail. (Any review will be appreciated)

A boy and his mark and his magic... more of a writing exercise than anything else.

The angsty, mopey story of a dying boy and some rather cliched jerkfaces he has to put up with in the meantime.

The boy died and no one remembered. The girl certainly didn't. But she left him flowers anyway.

Believe in the Paladins and heroes, for they Believe in you.