Genre: Fantasy
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Silver, Salt, and Iron (WIP)
This is a collection of poems that tell the story of a gate, waiting for its person. (This whole thing spiraled of a vss365 prompt of labyrinth.)
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We Are the Children
Urban/Portal Fantasy. Making teenagers save the world is a kinda a crappy move, dude. Another sideways stab at a r/WritingPrompts post. 281 words.
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For Glory
High Fantasy. There’s an evil that lurks in the woods beyond the castle’s walls. A sort of sideways reply to a r/WritingPrompts post, but I still like how it turned out. 420 words.
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The Dread Human Jessica!
Daily Writing Exercise: Modern day fantasy about why summoning humans is a bad idea. Prompt response. 576 words. Written September 18, 2018. “Wait, were you seriously going to summon her with that? I thought you said you’d done this before!” The bat-winged demon hurridly snuffed out the coffee scented candle and scuffed through the pumpkin spice…
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Too Old for Neverland
1,131 words. PG-13, Urban Fantasy. Summary: Children who dreamed of going Away sometimes had their wishes answered.
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The Dying of the Light
Daily Writing Exercise: Superhero Fantasy. Sleeping lions aren’t always dead– leave your poking sticks at home. Another r/WritingPrompts reply. 539 words.
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Bitter Mint and Chocolate : Chapter 4
Jru takes over the POV in retaliation for being captured, Jeremy stops by to cause chaos, and everyone realizes the ‘verse is missing lots of basic information.