Kranf is rather a strange city with people to match. Join me as I discover just how deep this river of nonsense runs in a series of short stories, the likes of which have a certain amount of trouble belonging anywhere else.

Every spring, there has been a gathering of witches on Chentley Green for as long as anyone can remember. This gathering, known as the "Witch Gate" for some reason, has more recently become a chance for young and old witches alike to let their hair down. That is, of course, if you are a woman. For John Highish, being not-a-woman, nor a female of any implied age, the Witch Gate was everything he'd strived his whole life to be a part of. He was a boy. Some would perhaps call him a man. None would say he was of the female persuasion - because he wasn't. Yet this did not matter to John, for he had a singular passionate goal. There was only one thing he'd ever desperately wanted to be: A witch.

Magic is returning to the world but not the magic of children's stories. This magic is known as 'Seith' and is greatly feared by those who know the name. Farrin Whitefoot had always dreamed of adventure. When adventure finds him, in the form of a small talking wolf, he discovers that 'adventure' is a bigger entity than the stories led him to believe; the enormity more terrible than he could have imagined. (This is a first draft of sorts; any constructive criticism is much appreciated!)

A short story in which a seemingly ordinary girl named Pella Lovell gets invited to join the TCS - a somewhat strange "organisation" where magic is commonplace. They haven't taken anyone on in years which raises the question: Why now? And also another question: Why Pella? And perhaps even a third question: Why not?

A world on the brink of greatness and peace is overcome by the evil of one man. Standing against him and all other evils are the few lucky to be born with super powers. But what happens when all of the heroes are defeated and the only hope left is a teenager who has no powers?

[NOVEL COMING SOON!] Dot is a young boy with a very unique outlook on the world. Note: some people will find this hard to read, but please stick with it because it pays off in the end. [#1 Science Fiction - 10/01/12].

Follow the adventures of Dia Thorpe as she travels across universes discovering the mysteries of her past with her android companion, Kant. The story takes Dia through incredible fantasy worlds as she seeks out the reason for her apparent strange power and how or why she was released from captivity on Earth. Was it simply a sick game played by a maker of universes? Or was it something much more terrible? Unfortunately the formatting (italics, and paragraphing are the main concerns) vanished when I uploaded on here. So for the correct formatting, head over to www.readfreefiction.com which is my blog address where I have uploaded the story so far successfully.