It's bad enough that I got stuck babysitting a brand-new vampire, but when it turns out he comes with deadly baggage... no, wait, that's the fun part. I might actually get to kill somebody. Slash; M for language, sex, and violence.

The play's the thing.

The hunter is angry and the hunted seems to be enjoying himself. A short story about a hunter and his prey.

This was the part in the movie where the heroine, drunk on adrenaline and dizzy with relief, declared her identically passionate, undying love for the hero... Except that this wasn't a movie, and he was NOT her hero.

I have blown through the Buckingham Palace and touched the hand of the Queen and I sat in the desert of Egypt and watched as the pyramids rose higher and higher; I wore down their stones for centuries with my sighs./The West Wind tells his tale./

Sometimes, it made me close my eyes and all I saw was green, green, green.

In a moment of weakness, a doctor takes her own life in despair. Her soul has departed, but the body's still here, and something else moves in. Elsewhere, an accident nearly claims the life of a young girl. It's good she survived, we're gonna need her...

COMPLETE! Sometimes you can never really know what's going on in someone's life. Something happened to Trish. As high school draws to a close, her friends are left trying to figure out what happens now. A major plot twist in the last act. Reviews returned

Somewhat a retelling of Little Red Ridinghood, done because short stories are often overlooked. Rated for safety.

Just...well...who hates math?

an essay about adolescence

When Arro's empathy manifests, the mother that abandoned him is his last hope in learning to control it

Warning: Contains knights, damsels, villains, and nuts. Do not read if you are allergic to graham crackers.

A harmless little divine comedy about a king, a demon, and the strangeness of afterlives.

A night in the woods is more than Holm bargained for. And Holm is more than what Simon doesn't want. mm slash. COMPLETE.

A Willful Princess; a Dutiful Princess; a dragon named Mac; a bodyguard down on his luck; and an Evil Overlord. What's a kingdom to do?

A reflection on the Mary-Sue stigma.

Even in fantasy, there is a reality that can be lost. Something glorified for the sake of something to believe in. This story is a contrast of ideas, similar to the idea of happily-ever-after versus the morbidity of fairy tales.

A holiday story based loosely on J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan. A contemporary Wendy is disillusioned during the holidays.