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The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 40
Finally, after hours of walking down thousands of stairs, there was a glimmer of light in the darkness. When I rushed toward it, the light washed over…
 • Russell Nohelty
Evil - Chapter 48
I splashed into an inky black pool of tar. Gasping, I swam to the surface. As I did, two disembodied hands pulled me from the ooze and brought me to…
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 39
We walked through the haunted woods for a long while, following the ghost child. She floated above the ground and her white light pulsed like a breath.
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 38
The little boy Mesu held his massive sword high into the air as he led us through throngs of soldiers muddled around the encampment.
 • Russell Nohelty
Evil - Chapter 47
“Why is Margaret so important to you?” I asked Prince Yimnit as we walked through the foyer of the palace, which was as ostentatious, no, more so, than…
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 37
The tow truck pulled up to a ramshackle gas station in the dead of night. There was nothing around except a motel across the street with a small…
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 36
“Come here, little…bullfrog?” I said, stepping into the dark, foreboding woods. The only light was the ominous neon of the other woodland creatures, and…
 • Russell Nohelty
Evil - Chapter 46
Director Frente went from table to table, asking for help from the remaining members of the rebellion.
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 35
There was darkness.
 • Russell Nohelty
The Fairy Queen - Book 3 - Chapter 34
“Excuse me, son,” Isiah said to a guard standing at the base of the temple. He was dressed in silver and wearing the emblem of a spider on his chest.
 • Russell Nohelty

January 2026

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