Three Different Ways:
Dreams, Madness, and Myths

Weaver is held captive as part of a summoning ritual. When the summoner doesn’t get his expected outcome, she is to be killed. But someone else is watching and decides to put things to right.757 words.

Nothing like having a horse-locust-wasp-thing land on your shoulder when you thought you were alone. Polite discourse ensues.650 words.

Keri is dreaming about Tumblr again. If her audience there perceives her as she perceives they perceive her, then why is she still on Tumblr? A magic image brings her a little joy.1,807 words.

Weaver shows Snake where she hangs out when she needs a time-out. Sometimes doing things the hard way is the best way.721 words.

Weaver gets a ticket to a very exclusive theatrical performance. Well, she did. Until the ticket was stolen. She arrives to find the theater being evacuated. But she didn’t do anything. Yet.574 words.

The panhandler had fun gripping and twisting my breasts. I had more fun making him regret his assault. Good thing this is only a dream, right?946 words.

The individual titled “Four Princes” is not happy to attend a common blood like myself. Snake coaches me in manners, and an old acquaintance is visited. Before a boon can be requested, one must be given.468 words

It’s just another sapphire day in Southern California. Wait. A blue sky? I gotta be dreaming.1,131 words.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled dream with the words, “four princes”. Great. Another puzzle. At least this one is solved.195 words.