Thoughts on the nature of gods and other immortal beings.
I had heard on an episode of The Dungeoncast (YouTube; the episode was either about Fey creatures and beings or about the Feywild itself) how in RPG’s and works of…
The Girl That Raced The Moon
Long ago on the savanna, in a tribe of fine hunters and warriors, lived an inseparable little girl and younger brother. The little girl and her brother would go everywhere…
The Story of Saint Uxley of Three Rivers
Way back when, in the sleepy little farming village of Trer Revien, lived a simple farm boy, as average as average could be, named Uxley, and Uxley loved to go…
The Sculptor That Killed A God
Every thousand years or so an artist comes along that reaches heights in technical skill and esthetic style that have never been attained before and stands out far above and…
The Nightstalker, The Halflings’ Revenge, Man’s Bane
When humans were still young to the Mortal Plane the Ameya (halflings) had been old for many centuries and for centuries the Gentle Folk, as they were known, flourished in…
The Man of Broken Dreams
There once was a man who was narrow and true. His tasks all completed, always paid all his dues. His wants they were modest and simple indeed. But even modest…
The Fool of Tralee
Adin was the town fool of Tralee. It’s not that he was stupid, although he wasn’t exactly the brightest person you’d ever meet. It was more that he wasn’t that…
The Cat and The Turtle
“Help, help!” The little turtle turned around and saw a little cat, just a few months old, struggling to stay above the water of a small forest pool. The turtle…
The Broken Lovers, aka The Story of Misa, Shoji, and the Samurai
In the household of Lord Kensumura was a pretty and demure handmaiden named Misa, who faithfully served the lord’s daughter-in-law. Misa had fallen in love with one of the household’s…
The Battle of the Olive Grove, also known as The Battle of the Twenty-Four.
Two ancient city-states had grown to become rivals in all things: art, architecture, music, mathematics, engineering, commerce, and martial prowess. This rivalry came to a head and war broke out. …
