Tag: fantasy
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The Goddess Tide
By Emmanuel Williams May 18, 2026 * We sailed a fortnight Covered in rain * The men aboard my ship Kept relics under their beds In their arms Clutched to their chests * They had heard of the lady Standing in the sky Dressed in white linen Who kept them alive * The calm was…
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SALT
By Emmanuel Williams * I walk through the forest, as I usually do. Lurking, waiting, but everyday they come along. With their bows and their arrows. Hungry. Hunting. I wonder what it’s like to come home with a meal, but missing some solitary member of the group. It’s quite simple really, I wait. They come.…
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Arya Stark, The Strong
By Emmanuel Williams Jon Snow has gone missing. No one seems to care. After her attempts to convince Lord and Lady alike to send a search party, to no avail, Arya Stark procured her provisions, and a horse, and left them all to their mead and detachment. “I’ll find him.” And so she rode out…
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Patient: Andrew.
By Emmanuel Williams (Content Warning: Adult Themes) Letter to Dr. Bill Klein from Dr. Van Stidham September 19, 2025 Dr. Klein, I have been treating a patient presenting with Substance Abuse symptoms. Andrew began treatment with overwhelming anxiety complaints with persistent triggers in conversation. Every time he hears of musicians in the rock genre, Andrew…
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Fiction’s 5 Greatest Enemies
By Emmanuel Williams When you look up what genres of fiction are most popular, you are confronted with the popularity of Speculative Fiction. It is the most imaginative fiction because it speculates on what could be instead of using elements found in the real world. The most popular speculative subgenres are Science Fiction, Fantasy, and…
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The True Beast
By Emmanuel Williams The snow fell soft and thick. Boots found the powder softly and sound escaped no one as the four immortals prowled the white forest throbbing with thirst. Spear, Reed, Crux, and Raven were the forest hunting party for the Brotherhood of Rogan, an obscure clan of vampires, outcast after a failed rebellion…
