Patrick Burton is a 24 year old multi-award winning author and screenwriter. For the past 4 years, he has been wowing audiences with his unique brand of controversial and fun stories. His first film, Tribulation, was nominated for Best of Show 2001 at Ithaca University. Now on the brink of hitting the mainstream with such epic sci-fi movies as Rebellion and Witch-Hunter: The Devil Legacy, along with low budget films Pride, based on the true story of Year One of the Independent Wrestling Revolution and Sub Zero Heater, and his book Witch-Hunter: The Abjuration Chronicles, Patrick is poised to make a huge splash on the Entertainment industry any day now.

"The Beginning of Armageddon" is the story that starts everything into motion. The Story before my pet project "Rebellion" movie takes place. For the first time a human, Malcolm Dixon, gets a glimpse of what is truely going on in the Spirit World. With this knowledge comes a responsibility, to find the fabled lost Revelations of John so that the Mortal World can be properly prepared for the Final Battle."

Jay gave it: 5/5

This is damn-freaking-tastic! If there's anything better than curling up with some warm cocoa, a few CREATURES OF THE NIGHT, and an angel of VENGEANCE OUT TO SAVE THE WORLD, then by gum I... forgot what I was on about. Just read the freaking cool story! Welcome to Flaming Horse!

ENTER THE HARVESTER is a fan fiction based in TSR's Forgotten Realms setting of books. A story of anguish and inner turmoil as a former elven Bladesinger in-training arrives in Waterdeep to find a horrible cult being formed that could change the future of elves everywhere. As he combs deeper into this mystery, he finds out that there is much more than meets the eye...including that he is the focus of the cult!

Jay gave it: 4/5

A great fanfic full of enough twists and turns to make you think you're watching an elven soap opera. A definite must-read if you're a Forgotten Realms fan. I personally abhorr tabletop rpgs, but I still liked this, a huge feat indeed seeing as how the official novels I've read from TSR put me to sleep!

"I am a big fan of the Romantic Eras with Milton, Coleridge and Blake being some of my favorite poets. I wrote this poem trying to mimic their style. Rising Sun is basically a metaphor of those of us who aren't lucky with love and each experience leaving us more scarred on the inside than before. Yet we always strive to be in Love because, like the Sun, we can't live without it."

Jay gave it: 5/5

Awesome poetry! Being a fan of the older stuff myself, I really do prefer poems that rhyme like this. Call me old fashioned but... anything else would be uncivilised.

"This poem was written one night at work...I think instigated by a caffeine rush. It turned out to be a semi-finalist in the International Library of Poetry's Monthly contest, win the "Editor's Choice" award for best poem, gave me the title "One of the Best Poets of 2001" by the Poetry company, added to their audio collection of read poems on CD, and finally published in the International Library of Poetry's book "Don't Look Back". This poem is about all of the metaphorical masks that we put up while in public because if people truely saw just who we really were, many of us would be locked up just for our thoughts."

Jay gave it: 4/5

Set in 2075, a group of NATO troopers go underground in New York City to recover a stolen nuclear weapon from a nazi terrorist group called, "The Third Reich Revived". However, there is more than meets the eye when the group comes across a group of genetically altered super-soldiers. And just what does the leader, Major Hans Klein, know that he won't tell his soldiers? This story is what the hit short movie "Tribulation" was based on.

Jay gave it: 5/5

I need a copy of that movie O.O awesome stuff! In the end the whole thing falls into place and it almost made my stomach turn -- cause it's plausible and so taboo that it might be real! Wooo scary stuff ^.^

The first 10 pages of Rebellion that was written before I made it into a movie. Yahweh's power is waining due to the mortals' choice of becoming empiristic in nature. He puts Michael in charge with what little power has has left and begins to slumber to recharge his energy, to prepare for Armageddon. But is Michael the right choice?

A poem I wrote a little while ago for someone. . .