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- Chronic Disillusionment at allpoetry
The knife... - Untitled Prose (Part One) at storywrite
- The Book of Lucifer: Part 2 at storywrite
- The Book Of Lucifer at storywrite
- Fade: Chapter IV at storywrite
Chapter IV - Fade: Chapter III at storywrite
Chapter III
- Fade: Chapter II at storywrite
Chapter II
Melissa sat on her bed with her eyes welled-up with tears, her hands were shaking with anger and sadness, perhaps even fear. She shook her head, repulsed by the t - Fade: Chapter I at storywrite
The next school day started off just as badly as the night before had ended, and Melissa left for school without even speaking to her mother.
- Fade: Prologue at storywrite
Fade: Prologue
As Melissa slid her math book inside her cluttered locker, she noticed Maggie open her locker at the same time; the girl slowly tossed her hair behind herself - Study of the Heart, Tricks and Treats: Part III at storywrite
Part III
At first Chris seemed a bit nervous, which was unlike him. Still, I figured it was because of my strange mood swings. I grabbed his hand and we started to dance tog - Study of the Heart, Tricks and Treats: Part II at storywrite
Part II
“It’s twenty after . . . ” I mumbled to myself as a couple dressed like Fred and Wilma Flintstone walked by. - Study of the Heart, Tricks and Treats: Part I at storywrite
Study of the Heart
~Tricks and Treats~ - Fade: Chapter Eighteen (Ending) at storywrite
Chapter Eighteen
(Epilogue) - Fade: Chapter Sixteen at storywrite
Chapter Sixteen
The first things I noticed were the pictures. Normal pictures, of normal people, people I thought perhaps I knew...but couldn’t place. There were no horrific - Fade: Chapter Fifteen at storywrite
Chapter Fifteen
“...So . . . are you really Melissa Thatcher?” Deborah suddenly asked as she tossed the contents of the dresser onto the floor. - Fade: Chapter Fourteen at storywrite
Chapter Fourteen
The little light that dawn had brought had faded by the time we resurfaced in the Thatcher’s living room. A mass of dense clouds had filled the sky, gravid - The Girl You Never Knew at storywrite
The Girl You Never Knew
The highway stretched out for miles, carrying telephone poles and snug houses on both sides of it. The suburban houses were nearly all the same–clone - Baptizing My Back at storywrite
Baptizing My Back
I told my sister I didn’t want to go to this ‘church’ camp . . . but I ended being shuttled there anyhow. ‘Your brother in-law is going.” She said, handing - Seeing Hanna at storywrite
Seeing Hanna
Hanna is hard to deal with. I know, because I’m her brother. Her younger brother. Hanna has something wrong with her brain, dad told me once that it was called - Unpredicted Warmth at storywrite
Unpredicted Warmth
The moon reflected off the lukewarm water, giving the ripples shine and the choppy currents a glow. The air was warm, but heavy with the day’s humid heat. - Fade: Chapter Twelve at storywrite
Chapter Twelve
The front door was wide open, it was as if the house itself was welcoming me inside. I took a deep breath and pushed onward. I walked up the stairs and - Fade: Chapter Eleven at storywrite
Chapter Eleven
I wiped off my face and studied my own body for bruises or cuts. I took a deep breath and slowly walked nearer toward the cash site. - Fade: Chapter Ten at storywrite
Chapter Ten
It felt like en eternity had passed. My legs were sore from walking, and my heart was racing, and yet I still felt like a fool. I was lost, confused, and the onl - Fade: Chapter Nine at storywrite
Chapter Nine
At first it didn’t seem odd that it was taking Nathan so long to get back. I thought that maybe he was having trouble getting a hold of someone, but after I wai - Fade: Chapter Eight at storywrite
Chapter Eight
“You’re a cop?” I asked rather bluntly as I shut the doors behind myself. - Fade: Chapter Seven at storywrite
Chapter Seven
Every time a vehicle zoomed above me, its headlights seemed to echo of the ghostly lights that had lead me to the Thatchers earlier. The hill I was climb - Fade: Chapter Six at storywrite
Chapter Six
It was time to go home. I had to call the police, talk to my mother. Something. I couldn’t just wait there and end up like that . . . animal. I glanced around, a - Fade: Chapter Five at storywrite
Chapter Five
“I’ve got to find my way out.” I said out loud, determined to get home no matter what. I wasn’t sure if I was having a nightmare or even if I was hallucinating, - Fade: Chapter Four at storywrite
Chapter Four
I followed the dusty hallway to the back, and sure enough there was a large oak door at the end, framed by two more pictures. I didn’t bother to dust them off, - Fade: Chapter Three at storywrite
Chapter Three
I was feeling uneasy, almost sick from nerves. It was like I was in a haunted house, and the strange warm air was still heavy on my lungs. - Fade: Chapter Two at storywrite
Chapter Two
I woke up surrounded by dusty nicknacks and floral-printed furniture. Some musky blanket was thrown across my legs; I came to my senses and pushed it off of me. - Fade: Chapter One at storywrite
Fade
Chapter One - Arcane Souls: Chapter XIX at storywrite
Chapter XIX
- Arcane Souls: Chapter XVIII at storywrite
Chapter XVIII
- Arcane Souls: Chapter XVII at storywrite
Chapter XVII
High above the bogged down slums of the lower Heavens rested the awe-inspiring capital of Eden. Numerous towers and castles lined the streets of Eden, and even
