Instant Karma: The Red Lead – short story
Mr. Jones lived in a quiet area. Next door lived Mrs. Smith, who had a small dog called Max. Continue Reading
Mr. Jones lived in a quiet area. Next door lived Mrs. Smith, who had a small dog called Max. Continue Reading →
I grew up in a very small village consisting of eighty-one houses. Continue Reading →
Maria had always believed in hard work. She arrived early, stayed late, and gave her best. Continue Reading →
She was a good-hearted, open-minded, and spontaneous girl who always wanted to help others. Continue Reading →
– Po prostu nie mogę znieść znieczulicy ludzi. Fakt, że zwierzęta były wykorzystywane przez tysiące lat, nie oznacza, że to jest w porządku. Continue Reading →
In a distant land lies a kingdom in ruin—barren, abandoned by gods. Continue Reading →
The morning sun claws its way over the rim of the dunes, casting long, broken shadows across the cracked earth. Continue Reading →
You feel the weight of the moment pressing in.
The fire flickers.
The Magus waits. Continue Reading →
You forget the Magi’s words. Not because they lacked weight—but because the desert has a way of stripping you bare. Continue Reading →
You sit still, flanked by Sir Stevan and Robert, as the dark riders crest the dune and descend toward you. Your heart hammers, but you show nothing. Continue Reading →