Here’s the second illustrated monster from my novella and upcoming series of novels, The Hunter. I give you Fellroth, the first of the trolls. In this piece, by the amazingly talented Helen Kirby, I think the point between horror and fantasy is perfectly portrayed. The Hunter is not just a tale about the dark and the monstrous, but also
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Previous: Part-1 Part -2 **** So, is where the decision was made? The decision to deny the darkness. The decision for life. The decision to march, dauntless, toward the calling. The light. I ran. For hours, I ran. Adrenaline spurred my movement, as little energy remained. I felt alive. For the first time in weeks,
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Previous: Part-1 **** Entry 2. I will write this while fire grants me the comfort to do so. A square of chocolate and a crudely brewed black coffee barely provide me the energy with which to wield this pen. They are a limited delicacy in this time. A delicacy that will quickly fade. To consume such is a celebration.
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Turns out my lady, the amazing Helen Kirby, can seriously draw! I shall be utilising her immense talent to bring all of the characters and creatures from my Novella, The Hunter: Monster Within, to life! The first of which, is here; I give you Skaarn, chieftain of the wendigo. **** Thank you all for reading and for supporting me in
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Entry 1. This darkness surrounds. Ever encroaching. Nulling. It claws at my sanity. Tendrils lick, binding heart that threatens to cease. I’ve been trapped here for months now. I track my time here, crudely etching lines into a tree stump that has become my place of comfort. This one didn’t seem alive, however. This tree didn’t seem alive, not in
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Azerius is a hunter. A slayer of those that lurk in the darkness. To those that know of him, he is the hunter. He is the thing that haunts the dreams of monsters and gods, alike. He is the ultimate protector of humanity, but to do so, comes at a price. Every battle is a fight for control… over himself.
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We all know that I enjoy writing about monsters and creature’s of the unknown, but rarely do I write from the monsters perspective. Recently, after an exchange of numerous emails, myself and Hannah Maggie decided to collaborate on something a little different. With only a brief outline of what we wanted to do, we set about creating something not just
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