Stories Of The Moment

Stories Told On Instinct


I’m a writer and voice actor. One of the frustrations I have with writing is that it is difficult to demonstrate. I can’t take “writing” to a talent show. If I was a singer, or I told jokes, I could go to open mics. If I made cheese or baked bread, I could go to a farmer’s market and give you a slice. That’s difficult to do with writing. So, I came up with this solution. I have a typewriter, and random story prompt tools.

            These are raw stories. That’s terrifying, but it’s also the point. There’s no AI used. There’s no second guessing every sentence. There’s no editing or refining the ideas and sentence structure, even when it needs it. Self-doubt and a need for perfection is one of the biggest reasons people never start their creative journey.

Mollrick The Magician

Mollrick had never been the best magician.

The Dragon’s Mirror

The Dragon didn’t know much about what was in the trove.

Grif and The Wolf

Grif was pretty happy, as mice went.

Cleaning Mr. Weatherby’s House

Gerald didn’t know what to expect when he agreed to help Mr. Weatherby for the summer.

Mail Order Familiar

The spellbook wasn't as difficult to get through as Post had expected.

The Lost City of Bavar Pol

The storm had been flirting with stopping for the better part of a day, when Prince Lyle finally came to the dunes

Gronin the Thief

Gronin was a thief. At least, that’s what he told himself.

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