I've just submitted the final 3 chapters of "Vennoa the Half-Elf Sorcerer" for posting. I hope you enjoyed reading it!
While the story is done, Vennoa's adventures continue! I will be posting a second story in this series, titled "Vennoa's adventures in Saltmarsh". This series is also loosely based on dungeon and dragons adventures, through a hardcover campaign Ghosts of Saltmarsh.
A number of people commented about the length of the chapters in "Vennoa the Half-Elf Sorcerer", so for this second story, I'll be posting a single chapter for each update, with ~3k words, instead of 3 short chapters of ~1k words each. The total number of words per update will be similar, but the number of chapters will be much smaller overall.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts about this first story of the series, and also suggestions and thoughts about my upcoming second story about Vennoa!
I've just put a new story up for submission. It's about Vennoa, a Half-Elf sorcerer character that I'm playing in Dungeons and Dragons (D&D).
This series will be (somewhat loosely) based on my D&D adventures with Vennoa.
The first chapter is on Vennoa's background, and I hope you enjoy it!
I've just posted a short story I wrote a while back. I was trying to see if writing short stories would get me to write more often.. but that didn't quite pan out :)
I enjoy writing stories with ambiguous endings, and I hope it doesn't turn too many people away.
Please send me your thoughts on the story!
After a long hiatus, I have another story ready! Fallacies, as its title suggests, is about logical fallacies, and how a college student deals with it.
I hope you enjoy the story, and as always, I welcome all comments and suggestions, good and bad!
Part 3 of The Knight and his Squire series has been posted, and each chapter will be released every two days.
The votes for Part 2 have been very encouraging, and I'm very happy to see that you have enjoyed the story thus far.
I haven't received any emails from any readers though. Receiving emails from readers is one of the main joys of being an author, and I would really like to hear your comments about the story!
Please consider sending some comments as you read The Knight and his Squire 3. You can send email to me by clicking "Feedback to author" at the bottom of the page. I will reply to all non-anonymous emails I receive.
I've been wondering if the lack of emails is due to the change in Storiesonline's page layout (there used to be a form you could fill in at the bottom of the page, but now you have to click a link first), but unfortunately that's something I don't think I can change.
I hope to hear from you! Enjoy the story!