Story: Twelfth Chapter of Stitches

This is a short interlude where the boy experiences a long lost and terrifying past that gives him some insight to the whole story.

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Story: Eleventh Chapter of Stitches

The shock has happened. Now the aftermath begins. The story is not over yet... it is only beginning!

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Story: Tenth Chapter of Stitches

After the interrogation, the panicked wizard returns along with an infuriated king, who is boiling to exact his vengeance upon the supposed culprit. Little does he know of the horror that he is about to unwittingly unleash...

Read on. It's pretty dark (and a little morbid).

Story: Ninth Chapter of Stitches

Next chapter of Stitches. After an unsuccessful reunion with his friend, the boy finds himself arrested and awaiting interrogation. Something terrible is amiss, but nobody knows how deep the terror runs just yet.

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Story: Eighth Chapter of Stitches

Having emerged into a medieval realm somewhere in the unknown, the boy follows the bizarre lead that is the girl being a long lost daughter of a benevolent king. Is the boy's perilous journey finally at an end? Will the reunion be a happy one?

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Story: Seventh Chapter of Stitches

The boy wakes up to find himself in a cave somewhere unknown. Found by a dwarf that claims to be a miner, he shrugs off his fears and carries on with his task to find his lost friend. But is she really there?

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Story: Sixth Chapter of Stitches

Fresh chapter. Short, but more will follow. An interlude that sheds some light on the background of the world.

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Story: Fifth Chapter of Stitches - rerun

Somewhat confused after the inexplicable occurrence during his visit to the Mayor, the boy tracks his steps back to the old lady Catherine, whom he suspects of knowing more than she had previously said. However, he doesn't know that the confrontation might not go the way he would imagine...

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Story: Fourth Chapter of Stitches - rerun

Heading home, the boy now meets Catherine, a bitter elderly woman, who apparently knows more than she is letting out. The mystery runs deeper with each discovery. Question is - is the woman's grumpiness real, or is it just a facade?

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Story: Third Chapter of Stitches - rerun

After an odd and ultimately unsatisfactory discourse with the Mayor, the boy leaves with a strange book. Unaware of the dark secrets that it is hiding, he wanders around only to find himself introduced to its twisted powers...

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Story: Second Chapter of Stitches - rerun

After the mysterious disappearance of the boy's friend and the strange revelation by the cloaked being, he set out to find answers. And where else to look than within the heart of the village? The mayor surely knows something, but as to what it is, the boy is yet to discover...

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News: Next week stuff

I've been writing diligently. Working on my new project...

Story: First Chapter of Stitches - rerun

The picturesque village of Toz has been home for those wishing to live in peace for many years. Seemingly without conflict, it soon proves otherwise when a girl goes missing, setting off an unexpected chain of events that will unveil Toz is anything but a peaceful village and its peace was bought for a price most bloody...

So it begins again...

News: A month afterwards...

Is it really a month after? Seems like a week to me during those hectic days...

Story: Seance

People are different. Their ways incomprehensible to a neighbour. Their brains are delicate clockwork machines. Is there a way to repair a malfunctioning one? And just how do we recognize a malfunction?

Story: War in the South, Chapter 13

Conclusion. Finally. Somehow, I feel this story sucked. It started out good, but somehow I don't feel it lived up to my expectations. Thankfully, it's over.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 12

Here. The finale.

News: Delay

Sorry for the superdelay. It just happened that I began writing a short story, estimating it to about 15 pages, but I ended up with 78 instead. It was fun writing though. Now the dreaded part - proofreading.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 10 and 11

Here. New chapters. Nearing the finish line with this one. After that, lots of new stuff I presume.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 7, 8 and 9

New chapters. Three of them, because they are short. An update soonish.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 6

New War in the South chapter. As I had stated earlier, I don't think the entire story is any good. I'm especially ashamed about the hot-wiring part in this chapter, but well... too late to pull out.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 5

New chapter in the War in the South story.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 4

A little bit short, so a new chapter sooner than later. Over and out.

Story: War in the South, Chapter 3

Here. The next part. More to follow soon...

Story: War in the South, Chapter 2

Hello again. Chapter two of War in the South is here.

For those of you who don't know what's going on, hop in here, or if you have opened the link already, just scroll up.

News: Summer

It's here. Summer break. Four months of writing and writing. Or I'd like to think. With the surplus time on my hands now, I hope to update this site every week.

Story: War In the South

There is a brutal civil war raging in the state of Olbia. However, not all wars are what they seem and local skirmishes might be more than just that. Especially when there are hidden players with ulterior motives. Oil? Power? Who knows...

News: Okay

Seems I forgot (did not have time, actually) to write... well, hopefully that will change soon - plans and plans. Last month was really tough and so will be this one, but I think I will manage to write some stuff.

News: Stuff and stuff and stuff again

Delayed. Again. It takes some time. Ideas are not hard to come by, though. I am sorry that I can't spend some more time with my little stories, but apparently some dark forces are working hard to prevent me from that. And they're successful so far.

Story: Realization Ten

Update in a moment. This is the Realization Ten. The closing realization. It's also the shortest of them all. Its quite grandiose in scale of people involved in contrast to all the other realizations. It's about war. People in the global point of view. Ants and pawns. That kind of thing.

Story: Realization Nine

Ninth realization here. Once again, sorry for the delay. I don't really remember what was the driving motion behind this story, but I seem to recall that "so close yet so far" is a very important part of it.

Story: Realization Seven

It took me some time to get back here thanks to various reasons (the foremost being flu). Nevertheless, it's here. The seventh realization. It's about the sheep-people. No explanation necessary I believe.

Story: Realization Six

New story. New Realization. I recall the entire Realization series was put on hold as I had some work to do back in October or November. I managed to convince myself to continue sometime around December. Sitting on a train (I'm starting to like travelling by train), I began thinking of possible idea for the sixth realization. Funnily, a story wasn't that hard to come by and instead of realizing the "plot" of the sixth realization, I ended up with three others. Anyway, the sixth one is about quantity and it's relativity (and quite a large list of other things). Or so I'd like to think.

Story: Realization Five

The next realization is about death and the concept of nothing (and the fact that we depend on our human point of view too much, thinking it's the only true one). There are things that are hard to grasp out there, but exploring them might be of a certain benefit. Well, the Realizations are getting darker with this one.

News: Stuff and such

A short update. Submitted a story somewhere and so on.

Story: Realization Four

New realization. This time it's about perception again, but in another way. I don't remember how I got the idea. This time, there's nothing much to say I think.

Story: Realization Three

It took me some time to even just reappear, but somehow I managed. Straight to business, though. The next realization is somewhat more "normal". It tackles the topic of perception. Well, that and the fact that the solution is so simple (yet very dark). The idea came as a series of pictures and words (you can notice there are some sentences with the same meaning - that's those words, paraphrased), but I won't spoil it - the story is pretty short anyway.

Story: Realization Two

Hello. It's already some days past the New Year, but still, Happy New Year. Now here, a new Realization. I remember working on it while I was travelling by train (most of trains in Czech Republic look like they are about to break down, but I bet everyone around here is used to that fact) and a curious person was constantly gazing at the screen of my laptop. It wasn't then when I got the idea though. It had been days prior and, as with most of the ideas I get, it was just a random thought. A "what if you can't see, cant' hear" kind of thought. The story is pretty schizophrenic by the way.