"My Mama hates me. She's jealous of me. She hates me. She hates me." Read at your own caution. This is a dark story.

Dark, meant to sound like a quiet whisper in your ear as the world comes to an end as we know it. Be wary of who you meet, even in broad daylight.

What is infinity? Kind of meaningless, goes in circles, but go ahead and read it.

Based on the idea that in darkness, prejudice is nullified, and all except the blind are rendered helplessly hopeless, but at dawn, hope rises again. *Note: some of the stanzas don't make sense unless you read it as two pieces, the first and second line, and the second and third line.

A twist on a classic, the poor servant girl's quickly evolving relationship with "Sir Knight" the bastard son of Lord Gorgos; and the grueling experiences as Edorta (the servant girl) cares for Lady Adwan, Lord Gorgos' mad wife. *Note: Singing Hearts is a work of fiction and all characters and events are entirely made up and figments of the author's (my) imagination. Any similarities to real persons or events is (are) entirely coincidental and should be regarded as such: coincidence.

After months of fighting and winning undefeated, a young gladiator boy breaks. *Note: The Gladiator is a work of fiction and all characters and events are entirely made up and figments of the author's (my) imagination. Any similarities to real persons or events is (are) entirely coincidental and should be regarded as such: coincidence.

They say if you talk to yourself, you're either genius or crazy. Well, I think it's both.

Can the god of death get the girl?

Not the greatest story, but feel free to read it. *Note: Tragic Fairytale is a work of fiction and all characters and events are entirely made up and figments of the author's (my) imagination. Any similarities to real persons or events is (are) entirely coincidental and should be regarded as such: coincidence.

A tribute to the victims of the death marches