Three Different Ways:
Dreams, Madness, and Myths

  • Payback

    Last night’s sleep was continually interrupted. The key question is not “Did Keri dream?”, but “Did Keri get enough sleep to be functional?”. The answer to the first is “Yes.”, the answer to the second is “Keep blunt objects and dipshits away from her and find her some place to nap.” Of the varied scenes,…

  • Three Servings of Dreams

    Presented for your enjoyment, three dreams served on the same night. More patience required outside of school, than inside. Speaking of patience, the commute used up every last bit left. At least the election season wasn’t too annoying. 3,912 words.

  • Sometimes

    Sometimes the stories are written with words. With steel frame structure and proven formula banality. Sometimes the stories are written with rum. With sarcastic joviality and highly polished lies. Sometimes the stories are written with coffee. With matter of fact reporting and terse, succinct titles. Sometimes the stories are written with tears. With thick fingered…

  • Three Feathers

    Three Feathers from a dream. One feather for the Boneyard. One feather snatched by a thief. And one feather that’s not really a feather at all. 2,135 words

  • Not Enough Terror

    Last night’s dream was a buffet of terror. I had the usual emotional assaults. Abject terror. Smothering terror. “Worms eating me alive from the inside out” terror. “Naked in front of my classmates while I piss myself” terror. (Okay, that one was more humor than terror.) 3,017 words.

  • The Gathering – Finale

    The events of The Gathering have come to an end. All that’s left is for Keri to serve some bread, and open some doors. 2,101 words.

  • The Gathering: Nights 3 & 4

    Where Keri continues assisting The Gathering for two more nights, and pushes herself a little too far. Again. 3,296 words.

  • Music to Let Go by

    Such happy tears…

  • Letting Her Go

    So I’m here. Then I’m there. Sitting on a pile of bones (mostly skulls) in Ravenwoman’s Boneyard. I’m in my full regalia, if you can call it that. Raven feather cloak, marked hand and eye, certain accoutrements, etc. I’m holding a skull, but it is neither Horatio’s nor a substitute Yorick. 930 words.

  • The Gathering

    Where Keri dream-walks into a gathering already in place, in a place where no gathering should be. And winds up helping retrieving pieces of a man’s spirit. 2,377 words

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