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Shadows of the Sun – Sci-Fi Short Story (3/3)
It’s Pulum’s turn at the trial. What she finds might be much more important than information.
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The Girl in the Cage – Dark Fantasy Short Story – 4/4
They had her cornered. Robior was bleeding, but pain was a distant and foreign sensation. He stood up merely by the rush of victory. The damn hag did finally bite more than she could chew. Her armor lay in pieces, showing her battered, blackened body underneath, where fire and iron and salt had eaten through…
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The Girl in the Cage – Dark Fantasy Short Story – 3/4
As they do everything they do to keep one girl out, they might forget to keep another one in…
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The Girl in the Cage – Dark Fantasy Short Story – 2/4
As Captain Robior walked the stairs to the Tooth’s rooftop, biting on his lip and playing with the bones figurines tinkling on his chest, the girl in the cage curled a strand of long blonde hair over her finger. She lay down on the iron bars, hissing when the spokes bit into her skin. A little…
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The Girl in the Cage – Dark Fantasy Short Story – 1/4
Inside an impregnable fortress there’s a girl in a cage. Everyone thinks she’s a spy, but she states she’s a warning.
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The Girl on the Other Side – Fantasy/Yuri one-shot
This is a fragment I wrote as a character study between two of the protagonists of my planned work Stranders, that’s set in the same world as that of the three robots, but a few centuries in the future. Here another piece in the same venue. This wall holds two girls apart, each of them…
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The Night Has Teeth – Post-Apocalyptic/Horror Pilot
The Witch may be dead, but Hansel and Gretel are not nearly done with monsters.
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Shadows of the Sun – Sci-Fi Short Story (2/3)
It’s time for Thiur’s challenge. An android known for her toughness, she might just be the easiest to break.
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The Worst from the Forest – Horror/Post Apocalyptic Oneshot
Kids argue what the worst monster from the Forest is. The answer might be not what they expect.
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A. Montresor 