Flanders Stories

To pay for past sins not only with time but also the heart - it resulted in a bigger pain than he had imagined. Hendrik has a mission: kill a girl in order to find redemption. After centuries of taking souls to the Underworld, finally being given a chance to set himself free seems like a simple task. At first. Little did he know, that the road to salvation would end up being far more tormenting than a thousand previous lives. Inspired by Stu Larsen's Maybe I Am (Wrote this for NaNoWriMo 2017 and thought it would be better off published somewhere than idly sitting amidst many WIPs.)

They said that The First World War would be over by Christmas; but, which one? 'Rain Along the Fire-step' is a book set in 1917, within the back-drop of The 3rd Battle of Ypres or 'Passchendaele'. The book charts the experiences of six disparate, fictitious infantry-soldiers the three days preceding their ascent up various trench-ladders and out into the mud and blood of 'No Man's Land' to, in dwindling-hope, reach those verdant green-fields beyond. The Battle of Langemarck, near Ypres, was a real battle; but none of the 'poor bloody infantrymen' who fought in it, are now left alive to attest to its miserable blood-soaked drama. It is therefore sincerely hoped by the author, that through these six fictional characters, this book in some very-small way, could go towards honouring those soldiers who did fight and who could very-well have been them.

Just a small update for wats to come in the future of this page.

A fresh start for your favourite mole.

So Michael just got back from Flanders Fields... how do you think you'd feel?

Here's a late Remembrance Day poem that I wrote for school. People seemed to like it so I thought that I'd post it on here.

How I think F0X should end the Simpsons. Finale. (A special thanks to EDDMSPY for the cover of the book. )

A young man's last moments and a friend's farewell.

Tribute to soldiers who fought for our freedom.

Homer's been missing for so long that Marge fears the worst. But with his absence, she discovers a new love... with the BOY next door. But that BOY is a man. Ned Flanders. And he just so happens to feel the same way. D'OH! Marge/Ned Flanders

The Queen's Betrayal is a compelling tale of power, love, and deception set in the kingdom of Flanders. Queen Judith, a ruler defined by her wisdom and strength, rises to power after a great personal loss, determined to lead her people into a prosperous future. As she navigates the complex world of court politics and alliances, Judith discovers that even the closest of bonds can harbor betrayal. With forces conspiring against her, the queen's reign is tested in ways she could never anticipate. As tensions build and loyalties are torn apart, Judith must confront the harsh realities of power and its consequences. A story of sacrifice, ambition, and resilience, The Queen's Betrayal is a gripping journey through the heart of a kingdom on the brink of change.

I'm sorry. This is the product of a joke gone too far.. Any images other than the cover were made by some friends and I thank both of them dearly.

This is a poem about my life and everyone else's life so I hope you like it.

Well if you don't know why you are here then read this.