A few weeks back, I posted the first part of this and now its nearly completed. I mean I'm literally at the end and it just slow going. So here it is, Sophie in nearly all of her entirety. I don't have a title yet, so its just Sophie. I'm up for comments, helpful criticism, speculation, theories, and what-have-you. I won't lie to you, its very ( Read more... )

Sophie came alive in my head the other day, this poor, sweet mouse of a girl in a bad bad place. This is only the beginning....

( Sophie Martell, Aged 10 )

CHAPTER ONE ( Read more... )

HEAT AND LIGHT battered at his senses, the flame singing his flesh, threatening to roast him alive. He closed his eyes, focused on the wash of sound, followed it to the vibration, feeling the pulsing current of the fire. He could taste it now, as air in his lungs. Alistair took a deep breath, filling his lungs with burning air. Slowly, he ( Read more... )

Here is Chapter One of the novel, with no other introduction or explanation. Any questions may or may not be answered, though feedback is appreciated.

( Chapter One )

I realize that at the end of things, Richard Mulvaney will most likely become a bounty hunter. After all, what is there for a military trained mafia killer when he has neither military nor crime ( Read more... )

So I've been writing a lot, and its been perfect catharsis ( Read more... )

The scent lingers and washes over me ( Read more... )

I had a thought last night. All my life I have been intrigued by the occult and supernatural, especially in mythology and folk tales. I am a practising Shaman, of sorts, and I'm a firm believer in the power of myth and archetype in the world. This intrigue had led me to attempt to write about myth and the occult. But I have difficulty writing ( Read more... )

I started writing. And yes, its unfinished. But its a start, and a good stopping point for the night. I need to figure out where I'm about to go with it, or at least how to take it there. I don't know how long its going to be, just that I'll know when its finished. I welcome any and all constructive criticism ( Read more... )