The Sea-hag Part I The summer fog was dense and cold as the aged galley creaked atop the black water and slipped into the moody bay, plowing cautiously through small, choppy waves. Rough seas were ever-present obstacles in even those navigable quarters so that the bay, as the great ocean that fed it, was restless … Continue reading Glacially (#2) →

The Land of Glacia (Introduction) There exists today a planet so distant from our own that its life-giving sun can be glimpsed only dimly, a mere pin-prick of ancient light scarcely visible in even the darkest of night skies. So unremarkable is this infinitesimal glow that you may have seen it without knowing it; more … Continue reading Glacially (#1) →