About: I have been writing seriously for a few years now. My passion for it led me to create this website. I don't think I'm special or an amazing writer who should show off what he's got. That's not why I created this website. I am in love with writing and only wish to share this passion with others, that is my true intention. I welcome reviews to all of my stories and poems. There is no better feedback than from other people.
Writing Accomplishments: none yet...and I stress yet :)
Stories:
Black Flower
Author's Note: This was one of my very first serious short stories. It is remained untouched in its original form. In other words I didn't go back and edit and fix it up with the writing skill I have now. I feel this story is a good representation of my style and genre though, so enjoy.
White Flower
Author's Note: I wrote this story as a sequel to Black Flower, but it didn't come until about a year and 5 more stories later. Something inspired me to go back to the story and take another perspective with it.
What Can a Grain do?
Author's Note: This story I wrote for some free online contest I forget where. Anyway it was something I whipped up in a few hours and got second place (3 people tied for first however).
The Starry Night
Author's Note: Anyone a fan of Vincent Van Gogh? I am. This is my interpretation of what was going through his mind during his last days. Written in first person, this came about when I was still beginning and it's kept unchanged since then. I wrote this with utmost respect for Van Gogh and with a serious attitude.
Trigger Trap Cell
Author's Note: This is one of my more advanced stories. It came quite a while after the first four stories I have on here so the writing is a bit improved, especially after reading On Writing by Stephen King. It is an excellent book for aspiring writers or anyone a fan of Stephen King, I highly reccomend it. This story also served as a project for practicing dialogue, so there is quite a bit. Story wise it has been compared to the movie Resevoir Dogs, which did serve as a bit of inspiration, but not the main source. Enjoy.
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