Steamworks Stories

Tick-tock.. The gears are grinding with shrieks. It is a race against time between the battles of the Clockworkers and the Chronophim. The clockwork doll is sleeping somewhere on the island of SteamWorks, locked away from two powerful rulers. Varen and his friends searched for the ancestral clockwork doll to stop the corrupted time rulers from corruption. Clockworkers and Chronophim are known to be rivals of the skies and time.

Wizarding Tales: Nathair Rowley When Nathair stumbles into the hidden world of Furrimundo, he discovers a realm scarred by ancient wars, where false wizard-gods once ruled and powerful races now struggle to survive. With Kayleigh, a warrior-scholar, and Alick Mechaderius, a clockwork alchemist, Nathair must uncover the truth of his mysterious powers and confront a rising order of sorcerers who seek to enslave both worlds.

Varen, Vinny, and their friends arrived to the Overworld to explore the activity of the chronodemons. Upon their arrival, they met a mortal named Cody, and his parents who has a divine vision to see them without seeing their spiritual form. The chronophim befriended with the human. Trouble started to arise when Varen became missing.

Two teenagers who lost their parents in a robot apocalypse which was accidentally started by the Government, go on an amazing and thrilling adventure to end it all and rebuild civilisation. Will they succeed?

The old theories and fantasies vs. new age weapons. Our hero (or in this case you could call her a villain) His name is (in this case it's a she) Jade. (Mainly cause there are too many generic openings Usually consisting of the synopsis, the generic male Hero, then a happy ending. Hah! I don't believe a Happy ending is real) Let's begin.

This is more of a social experiment then it is my writing. I've been writing a poem every single night for years as a way to finalize my day and get me to fall asleep. I'm incredibly self conscious about these poems, however, and my writing in general. This collection of my poetry begins now, and will follow me for a year in an attempt to socialize and feel better about my writing. I know that the internet is probably not the best place to go in order to feel better about yourself, but that's what going to be done here. Every single poem you get will be an unedited, single draft - so do not expect perfection, but feel free to critique. Enjoy the daily window into my life.