The Poet’s Voices, Part 1 — New Snippet Series
An ode to the poet
Spinning straw into gold
Moon and wind does he mould
Indescribable told, us to know it… Read More The Poet’s Voices, Part 1 — New Snippet Series
Tag: fantasy
A Christmas Treat — That Between Is & Not
Andrew’s been growing a bit restless as of late, which worries me. I’m afraid some of what we showed him welcomed a dangerous sense of want, so I’ve been trying to keep his longing at bay by keeping him busy. Unfortunately, I had to go away when I began picking up bizarre continuum readings. Vail, graciously, said that he would be willing to keep an eye on our friend Andrew while I went away, so at least if he tries anything foolish, I’ll be quickly informed.… Read More A Christmas Treat — That Between Is & Not
A Proposition Concerning Doors — Chapter 2
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single gentleman who finds not pleasure in a good book must be intolerably stupid.… Read More A Proposition Concerning Doors — Chapter 2
A Proposition Concerning Doors — Chapter 1
Advancement is a key characteristic of the modern world. Everything must be newer, better, and faster. All secrets must be uncovered so we can understand the world better and live in the utmost comfort and bliss. Always forward, ever onward, until every edge of the universe has been lit, and every mystery is understood. However, in their constant march toward the future very few people think to look back. True, the future holds innumerable secrets, but the past holds far more. It holds untold tales, unfound truths, and unattainable wisdom and knowledge. I have devoted my life to studying the past and uncovering it. If the whole world did likewise then advancement would be far more drastic; unfortunately, this is not the case.… Read More A Proposition Concerning Doors — Chapter 1
The Perplexing Package — A Short Story
The package arrived unexpectedly and mysteriously. No one knew who it was from or when it arrived. It was just there. We didn’t open it for five years and no one can recall why. All we knew is that there was a box in the attic, unopened and unnoticed.… Read More The Perplexing Package — A Short Story
Tobias Hrothgar 