Short Stories and Other Writings

• Short Story: The Children of Frosty (Another Christmas Tale)
  What happens when the magic doesn’t return?
• Short Story: Take It With You (A Ghost Story)
  What will you leave behind when you go?
• Short Story: Clipped
  Some things are just worth it.
• Short Story: The Nightmare
  Some days don’t seem as bad as others, but for him, he never gets to leave the nightmare.
• Short Story: Observance
  They’ve been watching a long time and there was only one thing left to do.
• Short Story: A Diamond Life
  Structure, order, particulars. It’s the only life he knows in his head and it’s the only life on a baseball diamond.
• Short Story: Waiting on facebook
  Some times, the only wall holding you back is the one you put around yourself.
• Short Story: The Cracked Bat (A Christmas Tale)
  The perfect gift: for Jim’s son or for Jim himself?
• Short Story: It’s Hell
  A man finds the relaxation he seeks on vacation never seems to come.
• Short Story: Well Then, I’ll Write My Own Letter
  Saying goodbye can be difficult some times, especially when she doesn’t know how to express her feelings for him.
• Short Story: Baby, It’s Already Cold Inside
  After so long, after so much, even she can turn as cold as the swelling blizzard.
• Short Story: Eternally Forgotten
  Even on the most important day of his life, being forgotten was all too natural.
• Short Story: And Thus Started the War
  Wars are rarely started over anything more complex.
• Short Story: Learning to Fly
  You can be told what to do, but learning yourself is much more rewarding.
• Short Story: Throwing Away a Name
  Some things simply aren’t important.
• Short Story: The Window
  The world passes by the pane of glass unless he reaches out and grabs it.
• Short Story: BIG Light
  Tradition lays in the balance, cast aside by arrogance.
• Short Story: Inevitably
  Struggle for power takes an interesting turn.
• Short Story: Just Passing Through
  Small towns aren’t destinations. They only pass along the side as you drive through.
• Short Story: Will?
  How would you tell them if tragedy struck?