Works of Fiction
Creating characters, settings, or even whole worlds is a long-time joy of mine, one where I get to flex my creative muscles and try to encourage others to do the same. While my blog in general deals with all number of topics, here’s a curated list of all of my works of fiction – content inspired from other works, games I’ve played, or spun out of whole cloth.
My wonderful supporters on Patreon can view upcoming entries several days before general release – thank you for your support!
Currently I have two long-running story arcs going: the Lavis Chronicles which explores a civilization’s first steps onto the galactic stage, and Covert Ops about two American operatives fighting a Bolivian drug cartel. I hope you enjoy!
The Emerald Tacoma
"Hey man, how was work?" Gabriel looked beaten down has he dropped his keys on the apartment's small entryway shelf. "It was the day from hell bro, let me tell you." He sighed as he took a second to decompress, his head shaking as he thought about his shift at the...
Logística
Acahya tapped angrily at the flat-panel display, dismissing yet another notification. She didn't even read them any more—they were all the same. Stock prices this, investment shares that, news about import and export tariffs, updates on small insurgencies that were...
Smoke Under Water
As the O'Shant—an 80 meter luxury yacht-turned mobile piracy headquarters—reemerged from a crackling magical portal in the calm doldrums of the Bermuda Triangle, the collective stomach of the crew leapt into their collective throat. Returning to normal space from a...
Friendly Perspectives
A fresh-faced and enthusiastic wizard, newly-possessed of his first spellbook and excited to go on an actual dungeon-delving adventure, introduced himself to the motley assemblage who would be his companions: "well-met! I'm Manfred Hoch; my friends call me 'Manny.'"...
Vexor
Commander Ahlia ran her phantom fingers across the hull of her sentry drone, feeling its algorithms eagerly scan the asteroid belt for signs of pirate activity. She gave the mobile gun platform a virtual hug and encouraged it to stay vigilant. Most pilots were content...
A Piece of the Dream Americana
Jewels wrinkled his nose as Acahya gingerly slid out of the ship’s medical pod. He gave her a shrug and gestured toward the mirror, suggesting she see for herself. Though modern medicine could do wonders—even for those with sensitive systems like the Aztec shaman who...
