Vitae

In the fifth chapter of this charming fantasy, the action shifts to the molten, ringed planet of Phlogiston where an adolescent Phlogistonian named Sundance is faced with the difficulties of growing up and tackling the reality of her own mortality.

Notes and Ramblings on The Divine Dozen #4 which includes my thoughts on alcoholism, Fifty Shades of Grey, and Elton John's "Candle in the Wind".

In the forth chapter of this highly unconventional fantasy, Eden, the Goddess of Love, finds herself with, oddly enough, man troubles. Meanwhile, Poindexter, the God of Knowledge, and Choler, the God of War, wend their way through the streets of Empyrean City on a wild goosechase for a missing...

Notes and ramblings on The Divine Dozen #3 which includes my thoughts on Harry Potter's schooling, the leaves on the trees, and droughts.

In the third chapter of this off-beat fantasy, Aquamarine, the Goddess of Water, gets away from the daily grind of being a goddess to spend a weekend away with her boyfriend, who just happens to be a monstrous, sea-dwelling creature with some serious personality defects.

Notes and ramblings on The Divine Dozen #2 which includes my thoughts on the drawbacks of film as a storytelling medium, hobbits, and god complexes.

In the second chapter of this unconventional fantasy epic, the Comet Sungrazer, harbinger of hardship, death, and wide-spread destruction--or so superstition would have people believe--appears in the skies over Fettle, and Welkin, the God of Firmament, fears great difficulties may lay on the...

Notes and ramblings on The Divine Dozen #1 which includes my thoughts on mythology, the works of Neil Gaiman, and the Mexican Day of the Dead.

In the introductory chapter of this quirky epic fantasy, MacAbre, the God of Death, finds himself in a deep depression due to the repugnant nature of his profession. Meanwhile, Ataxia, the Goddess of Chaos, enjoys a relaxing evening of terrorizing townspeople and smashing public property.