David tucks his daughter in for the night, but when she calls him back to her room, what happens is not what he expected.

There are always stories about mankind versus an evil alien race. The aliens threaten our very way of life, and a valiant hero with his ragtag group of friends come and save the day. But, it is often forgotten that man is a powerful group of people. We can outrun predators, sense changes in the atmosphere, have bones as strong as granite, and cause deadly infections with a simple skin-breaking bite. It's no wonder why we are the dominant species on Earth. On the planet Liivat, a sentient species of plant called the Muyl is in control. They have power parallel to humanity's, wield it without abandon, and are feared throughout the Sector. The next in line as the most dominant species is the Lii, and they are all but finished being fearful of the Muyl. The government decides to finally take action and create an observation program to observe a powerful species from within their Sector. They want to see how such a species will not only react when they are taken from their home and wake up with no memory of the abduction, but also how they work together and cope with new and possibly dangerous surroundings. It is the hope of the Lii to then try to adapt such way of thinking and beat the oppression the Muyl have put in place. Because of its isolation from the rest of the universe, Earth is chosen for the program. But, as always, humanity decides that it will not be locked away. The obvious question is, "What happens when they escape?"

A short story following a young actress who tries to help the FBI pin a man for murder.

A short story that covers over a million years. It all starts with one man's insane idea for a will.

Sequel to Cincilliabule (unedited, first version).

This is the old, unedited version of the story. The summary for it can be found on the new version (it has a colorful green cover). I have left it up and running because I myself always felt devastated when authors took down a story I was reading (I don't hate them for it, wanting that dreadful first edit gone from the world is completely understandable). That being said, I prefer that you read the new version, but if you want to read the old version, I suppose that's okay. Always_Author