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Why is Chronexia?

Part One: The Maternity Leave

Magic: An Overview

Introduction

The Human Need for Conspiracy Theories

Conspiracy theories have always been a part of our consciousness, from the Kennedy assassination to the Denver Airport to Sandy Hook, there have always been speculative opinions made against the mainstream. Yet, it seems...

The Morality of Loving Bad Boys

Morality in fiction is often hotly debated in the arts, from the morality of enjoying works like Lolita to characters like Christian Gray. Humanity is fascinated by dark and terrible humans. Sometimes a little too much, ...

Afterthoughts: Our Broken World

At long last, Our Broken World is out! It has been a long time coming for me but I am happy, I have spent so much time with John and Godwin that they feel like old friends now.

Thoughts on The Abstract Gods

Artists being used by the gods as a political move isn���t a new phenomenon. If I had a Mon for every sculptor or painter that gets visited by one of the Seasonal Dragons, I would be a very rich woman indeed. But after the...

Our Broken World: Definitive Edition submission call.

Come one, come all fellow writers, for I am opening up for my first anthology! Our Broken World: Definitive Edition is an episodic horror anthology set in a dark fantasy world inspired by the likes of the Soulsborne seri...

Atheism: An opinion

Ever since time immemorial, there have been people who go against the common consensus. From the royal loyalists of old to people like me. I fled the Sunlit Kingdom, living in exile under the gracious Zollvi Republic for...

The Cosmic and the Eldritch

Cosmic Horror is all about the fear of the unknown, the things that are, at best, indirectly portrayed. Often with a healthy dose of the utterly bizarre and the horrific to the point of madness for the characters unfortu...

Arch Institute for God Studies Guide to Identifying Deities

Author's Note: I present this blog post as an excerpt from my fantasy Universe Iris. I am experimenting with something different which might turn into a whole series. I would be keen to hear what you think of it!