Short Story: Dragon-Silenced

Smoke rolled over the farmlands that early spring morning as Julie walked, head bent to the oddly warm wind, toward the barn. The sun attempted to stream through the haze but only succeeded in painting the land with a sickly orange light. The frigid atmosphere of the spring day mixed with the heavy smoke made …

Flames: A Flash Fiction

The heat was unbearable. He stood there, his eyes in a half-squint, as he stared at the flames, which leaped and twisted like an injured animal. The dancing tongues of heat roared and crackled in his ears. There was the sharp splintering of a wood beam breaking under the stress of the heat. It fell …

Short Story: A Message for the King

Hi, everyone! This short story isn't super meaningful or anything. It's more an exciting action story that I just had fun writing. I didn't spend a whole lot of time editing it as well, so it's a little rough, but I hope you enjoy! 🙂 I don’t know how it happened. I was peacefully petting …

Mexlor Tournaments COMPLETE!

I have an amazing announcement to make.  Mexlor Tournaments, the YA fantasy novel I have been working on is finally completed as a first draft!  I'm very proud of this accomplishment. At 132,974 words and 294 pages, it stands as the largest novel I have ever created! And one of the coolest things about the …

Short Story: Dragon Ways: Part 2

Grilland was restless. He knew that Ember was training dragons better and faster than he was. He knew that he should start using her tactic, but he didn't want her to see him using it, and then she would boast. Slowly, he slipped outside, making sure Ember was still not back from her dragon ride. …