Monthly Archives: September 2014

A head gets to the bottom Tug looked at the world sidewise. This was not a philosophical point of view, it was a physiological one. Being only a head, getting upright was a challenge. But he was determined to so … Continue reading →

Here is an introduction to this novel, which is about twenty-six days late. But that does not mean it should be skipped. The inspiration for this story struck, as is often the case, in the most inopportune time. Generally speaking … Continue reading →

“Heads of cheese will compel the blade.” Garfan entered the inn, The One Eyed Giant, (the sign had a giant with an eye patch, not a Cyclops) while Lockford stabled the horses. He found a small table in the back … Continue reading →

“The Father shall linger like the scent of an overcooked dinner.” It is difficult to appear less than imposing while sitting atop a throne made entirely of the skeletons of demons, but Hubert pulled it off. Which is to say, … Continue reading →

The Story of Panuh An except from The Tome of Awesome Stuff you ought to know… Much of the origins of the Prophecy have been lost to the mists of time, but scholars have pieced together how it started, based … Continue reading →