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The Protector (Invasion, Part Three) | Flash Fiction

Posted on April 20, 2018 by

What began as a group of five was down to but one, scared, disciple. Cian watched as Taranis, still half-naked from the waist up, and Esus, inhabiting a female Garda, communed quietly, eyes closed, hands linked. The Thunderer and the … Continue reading →

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The Lord (Invasion, Part Two) | Flash Fiction

Posted on April 13, 2018 by

Even the mightiest of old gods grow concerned with imminent danger. Where the disciples Cian and Cynthia saw an opportunity to celebrate the coming of their Lord, the Thunderer Taranis, the god saw a countdown ticking down to doom. His … Continue reading →

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The Unworthy Prophet | Flash Fiction

Posted on January 19, 2018 by

Anyone with an inkling of understanding for how the world works knows that humankind is capable of infinitely more than it demonstrates on a daily basis. Unless one managed to find themselves in possession of The Black Pages – the … Continue reading →

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The Cyber Coven | Flash Fiction

Posted on January 5, 2018 by

There are only three things one needs to know about Diana Dyer: in the last ten years of her life, she had become adept at modern technology; she (literally) could barely stand to be around people, and; she was a … Continue reading →

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Run | Flash Fiction

Posted on August 18, 2017 by

Mark ran. He started without a warm-up. He had never run in his adult life, and not since gaining those last few pounds that put him over the Bar – the ‘your health is seriously at risk’ bar. He made … Continue reading →

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Wrong Side of the Bed | Flash Fiction

Posted on April 14, 2017 by

In a worst case scenario, a human can survive up to eleven days without sleep. Alexa could manage two, before exhaustion began to settle in. She had had to travel for half of that time to get home, grateful for … Continue reading →

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