Do you ship characters who's canons are completely separate from each other? Here you can make stories with all of the crossover ships you could possibly want! Before you all start posting stuff, let me lay out a few ground-rules... Rules: No underaged content. That being no sexual content involving minors AT ALL. If the characters are canonically of non-co...
One of the downsides of the political correctness that has taken over this world in which we are forced to live, is that it has resulted in the demise of that group of people once known as 'eccentrics'. That group that, because they did not fit inside the square, whose behaviour could only be described as bizarre, made life less dull and boring. They were, i...
I groaned. Jesus, I felt awful. Mother of God, I had the hangover of all hangovers. Gingerly I opened my eyes, and promptly shut them again. Even with the curtains shut the light seared the backs of my eyeballs. I groaned again, and prayed for death; anything to take away the pounding in my head which felt as if a herd of elephants were on the rampage....
Not a poem. Not a story. Not an exercise in character development. And, erm, no... no speech marks. Not one for the pedants. * I... am bored. I'm waiting at a train station. Been on a reception for the country's best English teachers in some godforesaken shithole up in the grim North and desperate to come home. I went in disguise. So I am wearing a long...
After several decades of the dominance of unrhymed, free forms in modern poetry, there has been a renaissance of sorts as form poetry is appearing more and more in modern publications like Poetry, Ploughshares, The Missouri Review and many other print magazines, as well as in numerous online journals. Of the many different forms that are appearing lately, t...
Author's note: This is, in all its seven parts and their many chapters, one very, very long story. If long stories bother you, I suggest you read something else. No part of this story is written so as to stand on its own. I strongly suggest that you start with the beginning of Part 1 and read sequentially—giving up at any point you choose, of course....
"Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for the one, the only..." The lights had dimmed, and the packed theater had quieted but for excited murmurs as two spotlights swirled about on the expansive stage. The buzzing of the anxious audience grew in intensity as the announcer drew in an exaggerated breath. "The amaaaazingly marvelous Marvello!"...
Many thanks to the one who made this story possible, and the two who made it readable. Any lack of readability, or possibility, is entirely the fault of the author. I shouldn't like Metaxa. I'm not really a brandy drinker, and I don't like dark liquor in general. Can't abide bourbon or scotch or anything that resembles whiskey, or rye. I don't even like liq...
I look out the window and I see a new world, much the same as it was before...but always different. Always changing. I still have no real idea what I am, though I have been here for just short of a century. My physical form, that of a tall, voluptuous plastic female Canis lupus morph with a luscious cascade of hair in ringlets halfway down my back, is beauti...
Author's note: As usual, I'm including a summary to remind everyone of the previous chapters. But for new readers, it's probably much better to go back and read from the start. By this point, things have gotten really complicated! Either way, though, thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy the story. The series so far: Simon Kettridge, fantasy novelist, ha...