Exodus – Chapter 3 – The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 3. The Hanging Gardens of Festerfern Gorse THE CORPSES DANGLED, dozens twirling slow in a synchronous sway throughout the various stages of decay. The […]
Story Length?
By Raymond M. Coulombe How long should a story be? One could say it should be as long as it needs to be, no […]
Reading Out Loud
by Raymond M. Coulombe Most of our reading is done silently. If we are clever our lips don’t even move. Historically, that wasn’t always […]
Epic Poetry
by Raymond M. Coulombe Not a lot of that in wide circulation these days. In fact, poetry in general has been a niche market […]
Your Princess is in Another Castle
by Patrick LeClerc Over the past few months, I’ve talked about heroes and villains. While they are important, most of us have a pretty good […]
To Challenge or Not?
By Raymond M. Coulombe Do you ever wonder why so many stories seem the same? Plots, characters, settings -so many stories are cut from […]
Slower than Light
by Raymond M. Coulombe Most Science Fiction writers rely pretty heavily on faster than light travel. Some writers make a stab at a scientific […]
Riding the Beast
by Raymond M. Coulombe You never know when the muse will strike. A friend has been kicking around a book idea for years. Recently she’s […]
Time Travel Tales
by Raymond M. Coulombe Time travel stories are a Science Fiction staple, but what is time travel? There are some popular general categories and […]
Exodus – Chapter 2 – The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 2. Corpse Conduct “B-BUT, WE MUST give them a proper burial,” Criptchinn implored. “Nay, Criptchinn, my goblin-lad, we must display them for all to […]