The Death of the Angel Prince
“I’d waged war against my Father because I was a child, and I was losing Him to Adam. I would rather be a rebel than a faithful son unloved.”
Read MoreBROWN(ROT)BROWN
“I’ll tell you once I open my mouth that I am a peach. Yes, a peach. I am a peach pitted with rot knocked from a branch no less distorted than yours.”
Read MoreThe Painter
“But what they knew not of was that this was not an evil of divine scale. This was one manufactured by society. And one that hid in the crevice of its incompetence at catching it.”
Read MoreTo the Moon, Alice
“One morning, the way he glared at her, his eyes moving over her with a fury she’d never seen before, made her realize there was no love left in them. It was as if he was plotting to rip the soul right out of her.”
Read MoreJocasta, Away in the Night
“A woman was trained to look upon disaster with optimism and promptly fix it. A queen was trained to take it all in stride and step over it with graceful feet, leaving no evidence there was ever a mistake in the first place.”
Read MoreThe Face that Turned a Thousand Ships
“Those weren’t my eyes, blazing back at me with such hatred and anger. And they certainly weren’t the eyes of a god.”
Read MoreTheseus the Bull Slayer
“But seriously, he says, then he launches into a tale of myth and broken promises. Lots of legend potential and ode material.”
Read MoreThe Blazing One
“But by the rock where the Fire Bringer was bound, I was no more than a paring knife. That was the mission the Sky-Father demanded of my body. You shall wound. You shall torment.”
Read MoreWolf Like Me
“As the dirt makes home under your nails, the blood of every victory mats your fur. How long til snapping bones shred your gums mid-bite, til your spine’s a waning crescent and you leave yourself behind?”
Read MoreODYSSEUS DREAMS OF DISINTEGRATION
“There in that bed, with its olive tree leg, he screamed and screamed, and he did not look one bit like an immortal god.”
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