Just Ignore it.

A brave warrior's final moments on the battlefield.

Thoughts of an immortal found at the end of time.

"It was supposed to be a simple experiment involving lucid dreaming, how could it have gone so wrong?"

A collection of short stories, inspired by pictures and writing prompts found on the internet.

The stories will be written in 2019, I aim to have around 30-35 stories included in a variety of genres. Any trigger warnings will be disclosed in the entries, this is a solo project. Once I have most of the collection completed, this blurb will be changed to reflect the content included. Thank you for stopping by and supporting, don't forget to like, bookmark and follow me on Penana!

A collection of short entries or stories. Some are fanfiction, others are my own fantasy creations. Silly scribbles that I want to share. Have fun reading!

Okay, I think this story has been through enough rejections, time to put it on here.

This is a story about a man, a twin, that has decided to finally achieve his dream of being a writer and living a good life, regardless of how he gets it.

He does what he has to do, or, what he felt like he had to do.

A short horror story about a vampire in New York, (the basis of a new vampire novel coming soon), in the vein of Stephen King, and Anne Rice.

A collection of 15 short horror stories.

Some are short, some are long.

A young man has died unexpectedly and has encountered death. They talk about his death and thoughts on life, but throughout their conversation, the man feels something beating in his supposedly dead heart.

What is life without a purpose unfulfilled.

So was this story too angsty and did it jump the shark at the end? I would love criticism, I would like for this to be good for the future and past works.

This is a short story I made in the Tale Foundry group. They wanted the story to stay below 350 words and because of that, I had to cut a lot out. Here is that uncut version, our at least the parts I remembered to put back in.

After a father's 4th near-fatal heart attack, he once again meets with death. Now he must decide again whether to leave into a peaceful afterlife or struggle to live for his daughter's sake.

Have you ever been awake at those hours when nothing really seems to be quite right? Have you ever been in a place where you know you shouldn't be, but it feels so nice to ever leave? If you have ever wanted to stay in those places and those hours, these stories are for you to read, in a moonless night, when everything and anything is possible.