Former physician from Ukraine, now rebuilding a life in Canada. I write fiction, folklore, Ukrainian literature, and imagined worlds, and create a welcoming space where writers, artists, readers, and their stories can find one another.
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The Notice Board: Week 18
NAILED TO THE BOARD
Nothing went up on Saturday. The Forgotten Kin story planned for it moved to this Saturday instead.
Project Horynych: Episode 3 went up on Tuesday, and it was the hardest one so far to put together. Two writers had...
Project Horynych: Episode 3
This is the third Project Horynych.
Zmiy Horynych has three heads on one body, and the heads are famously bad at agreeing. That is the format. An illustrator lends an image. Three writers each add 100 words to it, and each of them sees onl...
The Notice Board: Weeks 16 and 17
NAILED TO THE BOARD
Five things went up while I was away and then unwell.
The Giants is another piece from the drawer, written at seventeen or eighteen. A road leaves a small town at the edge of the country and runs into an old forest...
Essay VI: The Ledger of the Living
How Gift-Obligation Structures Everything from Agriculture to War
The farmer knows where the field begins because her grandmother showed her the stones. She knows which hollow keeps the spring water too long, where the rye comes up thin, a...
Nana’s Return
Forgotten Tales is a home for the stories that are no longer told, the ones passed down in kitchens, courtyards, and at bedsides, in languages the wider world never learned to listen for. Each entry is a folktale, lullaby, or memory carried...
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I was a physician in Ukraine. I'm rebuilding my life in Canada. I write about what survives when the world you knew is gone and the impossible choices people make to save what remains. Fantasy, folklore, history, and belief. Pull up a chair.
Purveyor of the macabre, observer of the absurd. Writer of weird fiction, odd essays, and doom poetry. To support my work, click the Ko-fi link in the keychain.
A haunted ISC physician on Mars must unravel what slaughtered the crew of a Jupiter mission. Serialized sci-fi novella, short tales and podcast, Stories That Heal, where we explore the psychology behind writing from the heart.
I write all genres of short fiction—except romance (a man must know his limits). I have several published short stories in various anthologies, and multiple novels are currently competing for the distinction of being finished first.
Horror, monsters, impossible creatures, and the question: what made the monster? Pull up a chair. Just don't stay past closing time. Become a Patron of the Library here: https://ko-fi.com/libraryofkris
Independent creator attempting to spill the messy worlds in my head onto the page.
ACIM student/teacher. My focus still is A Course in Miracles. I just try to show it in my writing rather than explicate it in 2000 words. Sub, read, and tell me if you think I accomplished my intention. <3
Artist who draws, writes and occasionally tries to make comics.
My eco-fantasy fiction fractal helps me and my readers co-imagine a future in which our sapient planet influences human evolution towards ecological and social harmony. My non- fiction articles help us get there for real.
Writer, educator, and curriculum designer exploring how stories, history, and technology shape what we remember and how we learn.
Louisiana author of suspense, horror & comedy. Host of Write the Damn Story.
Author of Serial Fiction: INK: Dark Fantasy, INFERENCE: Techno Thriller and THE DAILY MALE: Comedy / Horror.
I draw melancholic dark-cute girls. Based in Brazil 🇧🇷
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