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James Winter

Hello, I'm James Winter. I write stories, which sounds nice, calm, and respectable right up until you realize half of them involve questionable life choices, poorly timed decisions, and at least one emotional support catastrophe.

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Issues109Foundeda year agoLast Issue11 days ago
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Chapter 18: The Voice Within

Elva climbed the last of the stone steps with the little wooden wolf clutched tightly in one hand. The air changed before she reached the surface, the cold underground clinging to her skin while warmer forest air moved down the stairwell to...

11 days ago
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Chapter 3: The Soldier

Morning came gray and smoky over what remained of Fort Bellamy.

John Emmett stood beside Sergeant Wilkes at the edge of the highway and watched a dark column rise beyond the trees. The fires had burned through most of the night, bright eno...

13 days ago
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Chapter 12: The Day D & D came to life

The blue light pulsed again at the far end of the corridor.

Roger kept his bow raised, watching the distant glow while something heavy scraped across stone somewhere beyond it. The invisible footprints continued in that direction, appearin...

13 days ago
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My Poor, Lonely Music Corner

A quick introduction to the music corner of my Substack for those of you who have stumbled across my songs, thought, “Hey, that’s actually pretty good,” and then promptly lost the link somewhere in the vast digital wilderness.

I’m still no...

15 days ago
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    James Winter writes speculative fiction where myth collides with reality and ordinary people face extraordinary forces. From supernatural fantasy to apocalyptic worlds, his stories explore humanity, impossible choices, and one question: What if?

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