Can I Fuck The Dragon?
Far, far to the east, lay a mountain range. Deep beyond the hot jungles of Baroh-Dai and the sands of Tempestive Mortem, farther east than the great port city of Waterdeep lay the mountains of Nizunchaleft, and what dwells inside.
Even if one were to travel as west as the lands go, to where the sun touches the earth and scorches her surface in an endless desert, one could see the work of artisans, crafters, builders, blacksmiths.
Dwarves.
Nizunchaleft’s great gates l

Breaking News
Stacy sighed as her co-anchor, Henry, prattled on about some new something or another in the news.
It wasn’t a sigh of disappointment or boredom. No, it was most definitely not. Stacy couldn’t keep her eyes off the man, for more ways than one. Getting hired to co-anchor with a legend like Henry Waters was a dream of hers, even if this was a backwater news station in her home town, where the man decided to take life slow for a while.
The fifty-something year old was clea

Birds Eat Fish, Right?
“And one to you, and one to you, and one to yo-hey! No stealing!”
The blonde girl bounced in place, frowning at the large, orange beaked bird that stole from another. She tossed another fish from her bucket out towards the bird, and it snatched it up mid-air. She watched happily as it swallowed the fish whole.
It was early in the morning, hours before any guest would arrive. Wendy enjoyed feeding the birds in the morning, and she made great money. Standing on t

Forever Family
My eyes snapped open to a valley of white the moment sunlight struck me. Like rolling clouds my eyes traced along the weaves of soft, flowing fabric. The sunlight caressed the edges, dropping shadows onto to my form from the lazily hung drapes. I could imagine the sun’s warm touch along the grass outside, flecks of dew shivering in the early, early autumn breeze. The old tree on the hill would be touched by nature’s grace, leaves of the deepest shade of red I had ever

Three Minute Meal
My car lurched to a stop, old brakes squealing as I pulled to a red light.
I was in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, America. Sitting in my old Toyota, trying to go somewhere I wasn’t even sure of. I was in one of the flyover states, nothing but desert and a few mildly interesting dead trees and rust brown bushes to my left and right. I was stuck at one of the annoying three-minute red lights; I know, I counted the last four. I flipped down the foldable mirror, one hinge lo

Cumforting Places
Elizabeth sighed as her class meandered into view. It was the bored, tired expressions and generally slouched posture that made her frown. No matter, it was a dreaded Monday morning; it was a ripe day, one of their last, in their seventh and final grade of elementary. They should be cramming for finals!
Or, that’s what she did, at least.
Elizabeth adjusted her rounded glasses as one student waved and said a joyful hello. Joy, as her name applied, was a bright and cheerful