Stories
The Forgotten
Posted by John | Filed under The Forgotten
Travel to East North Effington to meet Luke Davison, a 20-something with all the usual problems… and at lease one unusual one.
Vigniettes
Posted by Oliver | Filed under Vigniettes
One-shots and other stories too short to stand on their own. Quick impressions of Dystopia.
Louis and Clark
Posted by Dave | Filed under Louis and Clark
The Diary of Bobby Jones
Posted by Drew | Filed under The Diary of Bobby Jones
Bobby Jones was your average teenage boy. A steady B-average, an annoying—and more popular—little sister, and parents that never quite “got” him. Then he lost it in one moment, in a bizarre attack one day after school. Bobby woke up in a dark room half the size of his bedroom with a sore neck.
Fearing he’s been kidnapped, Bobby is a little panicked, but most just very confused. But things take a horrible turn when he catches a monstrous fever. What’s worse, he soon finds that parts of his body are beginning to change—and not in a way that is even the slightest bit pleasant. Luckily for the reader, he keeps a journal.
Kaiser
Posted by Oliver | Filed under Kaiser
Note: This is old, I need to update this a little.
New Project! I’ll start off with some sci-fi/fantasy fiction. It follows the exploits of Dr. Tobias Hayes, a young professor who Knows Too Much in a world secretly dominated by intelligent undead. But who or what is “Kaiser?” Tobias risks it all to learn the truth.
This story is my take on a roleplaying campaign called “Daying Days,” designed by my friend Drew. The majority of the major plot events are built on his careful planning, and the world is very much his creation. The character of Mr. Low originally belongs to another friend, Mark.
Plotwise, the story features various kinds of supernatural beings, government agencies, and a unique kind of monster hunter who I like to think of as an information broker. My focus, though, is character development—like any good science fiction, I’m interested in using an unfamiliar world to talk about our own. Even if you don’t like zombies and vampires, there might be something for you.