Historical Context Before I let you dive into this short story, I must give some historical context. As you can already tell by the title, this work of Biblical fiction takes place during the 1st century CE. More specifically, its … Continue reading Escape from Ephesus: A First Century Story of Courage and Faith
With my short time on Earth, I knew very little about traveling. My adolescence was spent entirely in the Midwest of North America. I only knew of cornfields and relatives who lived very close. But I longed to travel, as … Continue reading Travel and How Exploring the World Opened My Eyes to New Perspectives
Losing someone you love is never easy. In my case, the person I lost was my father. Parents lay a foundation in your life and shape the person you become. But when they pass on, that foundation becomes warped. This … Continue reading “Traffic”: A True Story About Coping With the Sudden Loss of a Loved One
This is the tale of a woman whose dreams are a portal to an alternate universes. While she creates unbreakable bonds with the people she meets, Hell threatens to merge with Earth and destroy all life within. Prophecies, losses, and … Continue reading Hell Collides With Earth: If Dreams Were a Portal to an Alternate Dimension
On October 2, 2010, Silvino Cubesare Quimare, a cross-border drug runner, arrived at Separ, a far-remote town in New Mexico. He is a middle-aged man, fairly tall, about 6 feet two, and doesn’t look fat, just robust. Also, he has … Continue reading The Film-Inspired Tragedy of Cross-Border Drug Runner Silvino Quimare
This week’s tale follows the story of a young girl who dreams of a better life. Trapped in a world where she can’t be anything other than a mother and a wife. Pip dreams of something greater. To escape her … Continue reading The Retelling of the Tale of Pip and the Kelpie in the Forest
This is the story of a being that has died and cast into the underworld. They are alone in the darkness with no memory of who they were. Find out what they will do to reach paradise and what chases … Continue reading The Last Journey in the Underworld
Part I Two stories in one. Two attitudes in the same but different worlds. Monday morning welcomes partly sunny skies and mournful breakfast sandwiches. 8 a.m wake up call also calls for drip coffee from the same percolator machine on … Continue reading A Student’s Day in COVID Style
Now Raatri swore under her breath as she kept running for any kind of shelter from this mayhem. She didn’t stop, her tears have long dried on her face and the cuts and bruises on her body have ceased to … Continue reading That Thing Called Humanity