Our shared passion for stories will be a factor that saves us, keeping us balanced from isolated thought and not enough personal reflection.
A Balanced Outlook: Thoughts After Reading ‘Architects of the Culture of Death’
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Telescoping Hope: The Role of Stories
When we lose the plot, stories exist to remind us of the ending.
Red Heads & Red Roses | A Short Story
Kevin keeps chasing Helen, and it takes an accident at a friend’s party to change her mind. Maybe this romance thing isn’t so bad…
Thousand Dollar Kiss
Maria has a chance get into a beauty pageant where the host kisses the girls. Her boyfriend hates the idea, but she’s strangely motivated.
May I Have This Dance?
Mary loved to dance, and to smile. And finding the chance to thaw a silent new dance partner is a challenge she can’t refuse.
‘Garments of Red’: a Short Story of the Christian Martyrs
Young Juvid grapples with the apparent pacifism of the Christians going to martyrdom. Understanding only dawns in the sands of the arena.
Once Upon an End: A Short Story of Truth and Taletelling
He had reached the End of the world… and even come back from it. There he had expected to find monsters with torturous tentacles splayed on cliffs, or perhaps bleak beasts of shadow that filled the horizon with occult mists, or perhaps a spiralling hole into heaven’s emptiness. But he didn’t find that.
Ode to a Country Teacup
The greatest tragedy for a teacup is to be poured out. | A short story by that brings purpose to a teacup, and what happens they’re frustrated.