Fer-de-Lance by Rex Stout (The First Nero Wolfe Mystery)

A book of cases, philosophy and guidance which left me feeling hopeful and supported

Jarren is running to preserve his kingdom on Lynta but his senses become overruled by Lissa on Earth when they literally collide

A link to a story I wrote which placed in a recent Vocal.media writing challenge because I write fiction too, not just reviews!

Julius Caesar is being influenced by Vampyres - yes, you read that right

Three short novellas describe the battles of everyday people where they try and conquer and go beyond what life throws their way

An original book with a surprising ending which failed to set this reader alight

I like the brevity of microfiction and even more the extreme brevity of the humble drabble. There's a skill to crafting a story in 100 words. Can you do it?