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The Boy On The Shore
So this is it.
Hell, I’m dying. No, don’t ask me
how or why. The doctor had news,
he said, damn him, and shot me
between the eyes with it.
Inside The Mind of a Pyromaniac
I gave up on everything, drenched in fuel, as the flames fast approached. The van may as well be a nuclear warhead, considering my proximity to it.
Harry Hogg,
Chief Muggle of Somewhere
The stories gathered here move between fiction, fantasy, and true life — moments drawn from memory, dream, and the long road between them. Each tale has its own compass, some sailing through heartbreak, others finding light in loss or laughter in the ordinary. Within these pages are characters never imagined before, born of quiet rooms, wild coasts, and the places where truth and invention meet.
They are stories about people trying, failing, forgiving, and moving forward — about how love can wound and heal, how time distills what matters, and how memory, like the sea, always finds its way back. Whether grounded in the real or carried by the fantastic, every piece here speaks in its own voice, honest and unadorned, to remind us that every life is a story worth telling.
Lines
(Warning: About Child Abuse)
This is a disturbing story, haunting in its restraint. It’s a complex subject, but I hope I’ve treated it with emotional truth. It may be distressing to some readers.
The House Where Sunlight Dies
When I was fifteen, my grandmother
was diagnosed with lung cancer.
The Name Already Knows
Her name rests there like a bruise you do not press twice. Emma Kerrigan.
What is Rowling's magic? I didn't know, so I thought I'd mimic to learn. I didn't. I had to try, right? What a laugh. FAN FICTION