A scene from an original urban fantasy — Tali has rules. Gods are not exempt.

I love the video game Palia so I’ve been dabbling in little excerpts: Marnie grinned mischievously as she finished wrapping up the parcel and handing it off to her loyal autumnal flutterfox, Rosemary...

A scene from an original fantasy — Tali didn't expect a god in her bookshop on a Tuesday. She especially didn't expect to win

A Dragon Age scene — the Inquisitor faces down her brother with an army at her back.

A scene from an original fantasy — Tali has opinions about artifact documentation protocol.

A scene from an original fantasy — Tali has been saving this argument for six years. Remy should have seen it coming

A scene from an original fantasy — Tali doesn't quiver for gods. She recommends them better reading material

A scene from an original dark fantasy — Tali Doyle didn't expect to see Remy Ripley tonight. Nobody expects the dead to keep showing up.

A Dragon Age scene — Drake Trevelyan wakes up broken, bleeding, and alone.

A Dragon Age scene — years after the Inquisition, Drake Trevelyan didn't expect a rift in the sky during drinks with Dorian. She expected even less what was waiting on the other side of it.

A scene from an original fantasy — Orion Knox writes a letter to the father who is nothing but a faded memory now.

Some gifts are better left ungiven. Some identities better left unknown

A scene from an original fantasy story — Orion Knox comes face to face with the last person she expected in the dark.

A scene from an original fantasy story — Orion Knox comes face to face with the last person she expected in the dark.

A scene from a Long Dark (videogame) fan story — Wren Wilde, an author stranded on Great Bear Island, begins to piece together the identity of her traveling companion.