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Tag Archives: fantasy stories
Podcast Surprise
Podbean just alerted me that I have had over 1,000 downloads. I’m gratified yet surprised. I haven’t posted any new casts for a while but was planning to continue sharing short musical works and stories. I’ll be posting more soon.
Creating Inspiration
A picture I’ve sketched to gather inspiration for a picture book. Poor lonely faerie.
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The Forest Girl – finale
In the last installment Lisa and Lance sought refuge at Lance’s house after fleeing from Cerridwen’s violent transformation. Then Lisa returned home. What will the two discover when they meet up the following day and return to Cerridwen’s home? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ … Continue reading →
Charlie, Charlie
A little tongue-in-cheek story. ______________________________________ Foyer of a dark abandoned house at night. Wind howls outside. A sheet of notebook paper lies in the middle of the dusty floor encircled by candles. Two pencils lie across one another, the one … Continue reading →
The Forest Girl – part three
In part two we left Lisa Browning fleeing from Cerridwen, who was revealing more of her bizarre character. Lance Carpenter, who has been interested in Cerridwen, also began to make connections with the Ash family and the disappearances of children … Continue reading →