James’s Note: In this episode, we watch as the Witcher Man is put in a no win situation to save a life. I’ve always been a big fan of the “zombie bite suicide solution” trope. Will Daniel be able to cheat his way out of it? We’ll just have find out. Zombie plague is one …
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Sharon’s Note: I originally did a version of this story back in college for a creative writing class. It was horrible. This may still be horrible, but I flatter myself it’s better than my first go. Warning: Literary references that require you to have paid attention in high school English. Why was I reading an …
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Sharon’s note: I introduced this couple in Two Hunters. There are so many stories out there where the human and vampire meet and fall in love, but very little about what their life looks like when it’s not a life and death situation. I love the idea of looking at the nuts and bolts of …
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James’s Note: In the Witcher Man’s world, this was written by Daniel’s grandfather who was the first in the family to take up the job. In our world, it was writing this poem that inspired the Witcher Man stories. I’ve a pistol in my pocket. I’ve got pennies in my shoes. There are crosses on …
James’s Note: In this week’s episode, an annoying werewolf is interrupted in a manner that brooks no argument. The look Damian gave me was one of utter disgust of the kind you might reserve for something you find under a particularly dank dark rock. He said, “If you are quite done being an insufferable jackass, …
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Sharon’s note: Yes, I totally stole this story idea from my husband’s poem. Mwa ha ha ha ha ha! Check out the original poem here. Also, check out our YouTube channel to hear him read it. Enjoy this second outing of my Conjure Woman character. Warning: Spousal rivalry. God, I hated having to do real …
James’s Note: Even though spooky October is past, I thought I’d throw one more creepy tale out there. This is another in the spirit of creepy pastas, with inspiration from a couple of Neil Gaiman stories. It’s also a commentary on how freaking weird TV can be sometimes. I practically stumbled up my front porch …
Sharon’s note: Less a story note and more a life note: Girls, learn how to fight. I hear too many women say that they fear men or that they can’t stand up to them. Most guys are good people, but there are scumbags of every gender and, like any predator, they will target the weak. …
In a land slide win of 6 to 2, the winner is (Drum roll please): The Good, the Bad, and the Clowns. As agreed by the authors, Sharon now owes James a batch of his favorite cookies. Let there be chocolate chip shortbread! Thanks everyone for their participation. If you didn’t get a chance to …
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James’s Note: Just in time for Halloween, enjoy a story about clowns. Just because people are afraid of them, doesn’t mean they’re all bad. It doesn’t mean they’re not all creepy, but they’re not all bad. Don’t forget to vote for this story in Halloween contest. I mean, come on, hobo clown. I ran for …
Gray Matters: The Works of Sharon and James Gray