Ghostlight Stories

He is a jester and a sinner, ugly, hated, hiding behind a red veil of forbidden pleasures, a product of dangerous darkness and a child of black vice. He is a poet and a dreamer, caressed by everyone's love, hiding behind a bright curtain of pretended sparkling happiness, a creation of falsehood and sincerity. He is the hero and the villain in this story, two sides of the same card, a demon with angel wings and a saint with a devil's lance in his hand. He is the one who has been running away from himself all this time. Warning: both of heroes are NOT Marko, and if somewhere I write about the Creator, to whom the audience comes, then this is just one of the facets of our Mr. Saaresto. Otherwise, everything is fiction, I don't want to look into Marko's soul, this is my image, the way I wanted to see my hero.

He, dancing with fire, with the very flame of life, is now dancing in the darkness, not seeing anything at a distance of even a few steps. All that is remain for him is the gamble, eternal, tired, constantly changing its rules, and Hamartia can either fall like a stone to the very bottom, or fly, spreading wings that have grown from the ashes. Which he doesn't have. ... Firedancer is probably one of the most difficult songs for writing for me, it is... so full of some kind of cosmic, incredibly deep meaning, so beautiful that all attempts to convey it in your own words are doomed to failure in advance. But I tried. Hamartia is mine, as I understand it. Marko could put completely different meanings into this hero, so I apologize for my free interpretation.

A story about light and darkness.

Trinee explores her new friendship with Cerys while also dealing with some drama in the family. Oh, and she finds a book of necromancy at a used bookstore. 🙂

A girl from a town in Tenneessee by the name of Bella Highsmith, walking home from a bar one night walks past the railroad her parents warned her to stay away from, and sees the figure of a man holding a larten in his hand walking along the tracks.