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Since its initial release on December 20th, 2019, Netflix’s “The Witcher” has proven itself to be the masterpiece that no one expected. With the recent arrival of Disney Plus and the release of the new Star Wars film in theaters, the release of the “The Witcher” was overshadowed by far more popular titles. Continue reading The Witcher
Through good acting, soundtrack, and visuals, season one of Netflix’s “The Witcher” was an interesting take on “Toss a Coin to Your Witcher”. Continue reading Toss a Coin to Your Witcher, O’ Valley of Plenty
Three weeks had passed and Thomas was still staying in the palace with the fairies. The King had allowed him to go practically anywhere in the palace that he wanted, but never outside. Continue reading The Shade Garden: Part III
He was there when I rolled. That much I know. Continue reading White Man on a Midnight Road
Thomas was frightened, and for good reason; all of the fairies had weapons in their hands that looked as if they could hurt him quite badly. Some had bows, some spears, all of them had daggers hanging from their belts, and they were all wearing very angry expressions. Continue reading The Shade Garden: Part II
It was about half past midnight. A time when all six-year-olds should be in deep sleep, dreaming about far-off places and adventures. Continue reading The Shade Garden
It’s been ten days since I started writing down the changes I’ve been undergoing. No sign of improvement. These events occurred tonight exactly as I describe them. Continue reading The Man in the Mirror
It was a ship, and quite a large one by the looks of the array of coloured lights heaving up and down in the rough Atlantic waters. Frances kept going over all of the things that he had been pondering for the past two or so hours since he’d spotted the lights peering over the dark horizon before him. Continue reading Nautical Disaster
The heavy steel-barred door of the cell clanged shut, waking the sleeping occupant who was hunched in the corner. Duncan stood by the door and sized up the man on the ground. Continue reading The Rattlers
Donny was staring out of the passenger side window of the car, thinking about what his kids were up to at school, as Angelo drove down the hot Chicago street. The windows were both cracked open, cigarette smoke trailing up from each man’s hand to escape outside. Donny and Angelo sat in relative silence; they had only just met one another that day before setting out on their job. Continue reading The Part-Time Job
