Misanthropic philosophical prose about loneliness, disillusionment, and love on the edge of dependency – and an irrepressible drive toward light
Fiction written from the edge of everyday life…
These stories do not aim to resolve anything.
They begin in fragments and end in uncertainty.
What remains is what was never fully said.
Past that refuses to stay buried
A dark and haunting story in which time fails to heal the past, only to bury the origins of the horrors that surface in the present
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The latest fragment
Prologue
During the first five months of 1990, nine hundred and twelve babies had been born within the walls of the maternity ward at the Albert B. Chandler Medical Center of the University of Kentucky. Because of the institution’s special status and the qualifications of its staff, the hospital quite often dealt with unusual and exceptional…
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The light is still there
— just further in
Continue gathering fragments
Hopeless Spirituality
These are brief narratives where reality gently conceals itself within fiction, and where good and evil quietly exchange their places.
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The latest fragment
The Old Man and the Pigeon
A story based on a real-life incident, which turned into a philosophical tale about self-destruction and an attempt to accept the imperfection of the surrounding world.
In shadows,
the light seems brighter
Jentille and the Plush Bear
A fairy tale of ancient darkness, friendship, and a fuchsia-colored bear that crosses into the present
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A new ray appears
Prologue
Everything was shrouded in darkness—black and impenetrable, so dark you couldn’t see your hand in front of your face. It felt as if someone had stolen both the moon and the stars forever, although the dark autumn sky was merely covered by a thick veil of gloomy, shaggy clouds that had been relentlessly weeping over…
Some stories continue after the page ends