Once upon a bye, before your grandmother's grandmother was born, there lived a priestess in the forests of Navoor. A priestess under the thrall of a terrible curse. The memory says she was cursed by a goddess or that she cast the curse on herself by mistake or else that it was not a curse … Continue reading The Gorgon of Navoor
“Hey, Mack, what would you have done if you weren’t doing this?” The captain considers Carter’s question. “If I wasn’t here doing’ this I’d probably’ve gotten shipped out to th’South China Sea.” “No, no, I mean if you weren’t doing NASA or the Navy, period. What’d you be doing with your life?” It was ridiculous … Continue reading Moonshine
As a sophomore in college, I began writing The Illyrian Codices with Moira. One fanwork somehow turned into all of this. It's true. The breadth of The Codices can be traced back to one conversation: Raevyn: This would make a FABULOUS novel. Moira: It’s gonna be. Raevyn: What’ll we call it? Moira: It needs an … Continue reading The Realms of the Unreal
All crews participating in Project Renaissance are required to keep either audio or video logs of their mental and emotional states during their journeys through space; this is for their own benefit as such self-expression is one of the few forms of catharsis open to them. It also helps NASA. They have to fund Project … Continue reading Vlogging for a Cause
From the archives of the Nihiran Historical Society: Unto my Radiant Reh’shal, Miru of Peace, Herald of A’leva I submit, The work of the Alaneid goes well. This missive is of a more personal matter: your son. The Rai’shal’s brilliance with the bow so favored by the Himemeya and his aptitude for architecture is undeniable— … Continue reading Letter 73
The Illyrian Codices 