I wrote this after some study, some research, some pondering. My idea was something like Churchill’s What if the South had Lost, but without the racism he was known for. Growing up, I was a huge fan of Harry Turtledove and other masters of alternative history. It is not heavily…
Leave a CommentIn a reflective exchange by a fire, an old man discusses the nature of echoes and memories, emphasizing the need for new beginnings rather than merely revisiting the past.
Leave a CommentThe narrative revolves around a woman reflecting on love, loss, and self-discovery during her visit to Ireland, culminating in a transformative encounter with a writer at a bar.
Leave a CommentAn encounter at the edge of the world reveals deep connections forged through loss and discovery, as an old man’s wisdom guides a traveler home.
Leave a CommentIt’s been a stretch of long days and quieter nights here along the coast. The fishing has slowed a bit with the change in weather, but the rhythm of the work remains steady—checking parlors, mending pots, watching the sea shift moods faster than a man can name them. There’s peace…
Leave a CommentAfter reconnecting with an old crush, intense feelings of love and vulnerability emerge. Their bond deepens, leading to emotional and physical intimacy amidst complicated circumstances.
Leave a CommentThe author reflects on personal trauma from a strict upbringing and toxic relationships, seeking closure and understanding, while facing profound struggles in life and work.
Leave a CommentThe author reflects on how their works, starting with My Dearest M, explore themes of loss, love, and identity, creating a shared existence.
Leave a CommentI share a glimpse into my life, balancing fishing and writing, detailing daily routines, manuscript work, and the struggles of self-doubt in creativity.
Leave a CommentThe journey through Ireland reflects deep personal connections, bittersweet memories, and the contrasting beauty of places, marked by emotional highs and lows.
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