Fictionalnonfiction Stories

This short book serves as a companion book to The Crowhill Chronicles. It gives background information on the town of Steppesville. Note: An updated, longer version is in the works!

This is an opinion essay I wrote before I graduated from high school. It's about eating disorders and whether or not they are real. I hope this gives some insight on the matter and encourages people to look more into it

"The Encyclopedia Argollica, being a true account of the inhabitants of Argoll and the lands they dwell in, by Grand-Lector Asrael of the order of the Eternal Sign" Or: a work exploring various monster girls and their cultures through the medium of an in-universe encyclopedia

Something I wrote at 2:32 in the morning

When the 101th American Airborne Division is being air dropped in under the cover of night and snow, to help reinforce the front with 4th Armoured Division at Bastonge in the Ardennes. A disaster strikes.

Rayne is a fourth grader who just moved from the city to her dad's hometown in rural New Hampshire. The brand new house is settled next to a softball park and a large stretch of woods. With a new school comes new friends, and Rayne finds herself with quite eccentric new friends. Wilson Park Woods serves as a romping ground for the rambunctious pack. Soon, these wild kids will find themselves on a strange adventure that none of them could have ever predicted. A mysterious woods that seems to have a mind of its own, a timetravelling mansion, a weeping solider, and something lurking in the shadows of the jungle. There are just two rules Dad gives to Rayne. Be out of the woods before dark. Don't leave anything, or anyone in the woods after dark. ~Authors note: This story is based off of the woods I grew up playing in. The people are based on real people in my life. Obviously this is a work of fiction. But if you find yourself in a small town in southern New Hampshire, and you come across a softball park surrounded by an eerie woods, feel free to explore, but don't stay out past dark, and never, ever leave anything, or anyone behind.

This is an old journal donated to the Mareare National Museum. It was originally written in Old Feleid, and translated into English by Sage Morrow. It was the private journal of young Agatha Blackwood, documenting how witchcraft was practiced and perceived in the year 1394. Please read with the knowledge that this is a personal account and highly subjective.

A sad story of life

One college professor's dealing with Sophia, a difficult female student that challenges his entire approach to higher education and leads him to discover a lifelong journey on the path of Student-Led Learning. This is a fictional account based on actual events. Sophia is based on a conglomeration of multitudinous female students I have been privileged to assist through the years on their own academic journeys, and the wisdom they shared with me that opened up endless pathways of learning I would have never imagined otherwise.

*** Weekend Write-In for 15 Feb 2019 *** "cheat": In 500 words, tell what happens when there is cheating