Where The Light Beckons
When I started writing short stories about Merlin's secrets and magic, I found a great deal of interest in the stories I shared with readers. I'm going to post many of them here for you to read but my readers told me they preferred to read them in email or in free ebook formats. I suspect you'll be
Merlin, the greatest Lord of Fae has returned. But he faces the wrath of a modern security service…
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An excerpt from a work in progress… “My Lord Lucellus, may I request a moment of your precious time for such a small creature as myself?” asked the small elf appearing in a far corner of Lucellus’ apartment away from the harpy eagle. The eagle opened its eyes, shook itself and prepared to launch on […]
Sometimes, you simply have to take a breath and clean up your world. Two things have happened in the last few weeks that took up a considerable amount of my time and energy. The first, of course, was cleaning up the financial books and getting them to the accountant for our tax year. Because I […]
Ah, the joys of being a modern writer. The next ebook is well into the second draft and I’m happy with the way it’s going. I hope to have it done by the end of this month and off to the editor for feedback. Over 100,000 words I note. I’ve always been a goal-setting kind […]
There were two things the three people at the desk could see through the window into the soundproofed basement room. The first was a shining microphone stand supporting a thick microphone. The second was a young woman. A thick headset held her waist-length, black waves of hair out of her eyes. She wore no […]
I want to apologize for writing this complete story in English. It clearly loses something in translation when I take the stories and the words of the individuals out of their own language. And I must say it has been a very difficult exercise to translate all of the different languages into English. For example, […]
Well, it’s been an interesting year in my writing world and I thought I’d share a few things with you. As an aside, did you ever notice how folks sometimes use the word “interesting” when they’re not sure what other word to use? My writing life has been mostly about writing short newspaper and magazine […]
As Ross softly closed his own front door behind him, he heard the mantel clock strike twelve. The click as he turned the safety lock home seemed to echo in the still front hallway. He then eased himself down onto a wooden, straight-back chair on the wall just inside the door. Asigh of relief escaped […]
The room was just another government office. Its pale, institutional-green, painted walls contained no windows, but it did have an old metal fan slowly turning back and forth in a vain attempt to freshen the air. The door appeared to have a lock, but the key was lost after the second world war and had […]
The only question worth asking is, “Will it, can it, wake up?” muttered Merlin. His car left several miles behind him, Merlin had hiked across the wild Welsh country to find this exact spot and now he stood staring out over a quiet welcoming ocean. “As good a day as I could ask for,” he […]
This fell out of my word processor one morning. I had to turn the computer upside down to see if there was anything else lurking in there. One just never knows… ##### Nobody would have believed it had they seen or heard the conversation between … well, let’s call them George and Fred. They didn’t have […]
