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 interested in what Merlin has agreed to do…
- Merlin has agreed to meet somewhat regularly with me to answer reader questions.
- Readers ask their questions by replying to any email.
- I ask him at our regular meetings and then post the answers in emails to the reader group.
I’ve Done Two Things
I published some of the stories in a downloadable ebook for readers.
I created an ebook of some of the short stories here. Members of the reader group get all new stories delivered right into their inbox along with other notes and updates.
Free Short Stories About Merlin’s Secrets and Magic
- The Merlin Interviews: I See A Fairy. Merlin did not feel like sitting around in a dark hotel room, so he invited me to walk with him and continue our chat while we did so. We comfortably strolled down the street. I can’t tell you which one to preserve his anonymity when I saw a young mother pushing a stroller. I would …
- The Merlin Interviews: Was Uther Opposed To Magic? A asked, “I just want to take a minute of your time to say I love your relationship with Merlin because of the awesome stories he shares. Also, I have a question which I have pondered occasionally for the past 40 years. Hopefully, Merlin will help with the answer. Was Uther really that opposed to the …
- The Merlin Interviews: Duck The Rock I continue to ask questions about Merlin’s history and thought talking about games would be? Merlin, you were a child once, you must have played games but I’m guessing there weren’t too many video games or footballs around. Tell me about one of your childhood games,” I said. We had covered many tough and emotional subjects …
- The Merlin Interviews: The One Thing That Burns In Merlin’s Soul Among his many regrets, what was the one thing that will haunt Merlin’s soul forever? Bobbi. I have to confess I’d wanted to ask Merlin that question but didn’t have the courage to go that deeply into his mind. And when I screwed up the courage (Thanks Bobbi for the prodding) he fooled me again with his …
- The Merlin Interviews: White Versus Black Magic Merlin, if you accidentally discover you have unexpected and immense black magic power and it seems harmful, and so you swallow it and shut down..is there a way to return to the white? When I asked Merlin this question on behalf of K, he looked a little stunned for a moment and then a very small, …
- Merlin Is Interested In Children’s Games. Are You? Dear Reader, I hope you saw the editorial notes in the previous story. My editor included them over my objections. For this conversation, Merlin and I met in a different hotel room than our previous meeting. However, it was the same kind of hotel. Nondescript, forgettable but clean enough to sit on the chairs. (Not sure about …
- The Merlin Interviews: Tell Me About Jericho Dear Reader: Merlin has agreed to share some of the details of his life with me. There are caveats to his discussion I can’t tell you where we’re meeting or any details that may help you (or Security forces) track him. There are a few other details we worked out but for the most part, what …
- The Merlin Interviews: Merlin Did You See What Would Happen With Guinevere? Did you see what would happen with Guinevere? Did you know she and Mordred would bring about an end to what you had worked so hard to achieve with the Pendragon line? What would you do differently if you could? I thought it was a great question, and I looked forward to our meeting and the answers. Apparently, Merlin was in no mood for sitting in a hotel room and he told me where we should meet.
- How do faery renew their magic? An interesting question from a reader.
Stories Of The Seven Councils
The Seven Councils of Fae are the stories of the major conflicts between the worlds of fae and humanity.
What levels we have fallen. A short story where things aren’t always what they seem.
