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Yet another with Ambrosia, this one set in the New Vegas setting of Fallout. In media res, so take heed. The Sierra Madre turns out to be a cliffside casino, set well above a dingy sprawl of a town on the desert floor below. The entire area is coated in a muck of reddish-brown fog that just...

Another from Ambrosia, a superhero setting we went deep on; for plot clarity, this actually starts on her response, just so it's understandable, because this snippet comes out near the middle of the storyline. The neat little rows of houses and prim lawns were reminiscent of 1950's America...

These next two come from Ambrosia, another life-long friend of mine, and the warmest heart I've ever known. The ISV Maolan Bui isn't going to make it. When the ship had reentered realspace, it had landed on top of a patch of floating hydrogen gas, being blown idly on the solar winds...

This last one died in fledging, but I mourn it dearly and would like to pick up the concept at some point. Hail, all you Monster Hunter fans! It takes a couple hours of sunlight for the chlorophyll to filter enough energy for the mountain to rise. But when it does - - low over the Ozarks, the...

This one was written with Bluebird. She's the best. I leave no qualifiers on that statement. It's Beaumont who figures out who they're bound to, usually, but Raim always gets the first tinge of their presence, like prickly cold sunshine on his back. He's always thought it's an effect like...

I'll start this off with Eigengrau, an old mystery / occult thread of mine with Apollo Wilde, who I remember fondly, even if we annoyed each other horrendously. Here's hoping you found good folk out there. So this is what the end of your career is going to look like. The office is a tiny...

As I'm a relative newcomer to RPNation, and my record of posting has been unfortunately scattered across half a dozen sites, Discord, and various email chains, I'm collating a selection of writing examples here for people to take a look at so they have some evidence of my writing chops (which I...