by sharricharan | Nov 3, 2016 | Poetry
I’m falling to pieces, right before your eyes, and still. You ask me to smile. I’m trying, struggling , scrabbling in the darkness, Desperately yearning to live. You ask me to smile, as if you have the right. As if I’m not broken. As if I’m not...
by sharricharan | Sep 24, 2016 | Serials, Writing
Previously: Ceros merely stared down at them, imposing and immovable in his sudden fierceness. “That was for your own safety,” he said, matter-of-factly. “As for your question,” he pinned Irvin with a look. “What is missing, is the key to the King’s Armory, Mister...
by sharricharan | Sep 5, 2016 | Serials
Previously: Lady Alverette scowled, stretching out to rest her head against the rim of the tub. Her eyes flickered from brown to a hint of violet as she stared up at the tiled ceiling. Ravina was far too much like her father. All fairness and no fire. She wouldn’t...
by sharricharan | Aug 29, 2016 | Flash Fiction
Previously: “Darling!” Her father straightened. “Don’t.” “He’s grown complacent,” Lady Alverette hummed. “Thinks that he’s all that—won’t even pay attention to my daughter?” “Our daughter,” he corrected. “Ravina, don’t listen to your mother-” “Ravina,” her...
by sharricharan | Aug 26, 2016 | Flash Fiction
FRIDAY FICTION : CONTEMPORARY FANTASY “…And that’s your spell?” High Magician Maurous looked down his nose at the grim trainee. “Miss Lucien, you do realize that spell creation is a significant portion of your overall grade and will affect your ability to graduate in...
