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The Threshold

Maximilian Siddell

Prose and poetry by Maximilian Siddell. Dark fantasy. Mythic dreamscapes. Existential realism. Step across The Threshold.

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The Fading of Summer

The Fading of Summer

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The One I Wrote on a Cold and Lonely Winter’s Night

Part one of The Winter Trilogy1


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We enter this world’s longest nigh...
7 days ago
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The Shadow Comes

The Shadow Comes

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The One I Wrote with the Shadow Sitting at my bedside

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The Shadow comes
With icy breath
With heavy touch
With fetid ste...
21 days ago
11

Our Final Pilgrimage


Our Final Pilgrimage

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The One I Wrote After Walking to the Anatori Sand Dune in the Rain

We make our final pilgrimage in a time of storms and churning sea, of weeping rock, of drowning rains, of lupine winds and hidden things....

a month ago
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Digging


He digs beneath the midday sun. He’s slick with sweat and short of breath. His body bent and broken.

The ground is dry and hard and yet unmarred.

But still he digs. He cannot stop. His blistered hands are raw.

Below there is a he...

2 months ago
10

Eye See You

I have had the honour of having a story of mine, They Came in the Night, included in TIF Press’ first-ever short story anthology, Eye See You. More about the anthology below.

They Came in the Night is a goofy, slapstick horror story about...

2 months ago
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    Part-time drifter. Perpetual seeker. Recovering nihilist. Genre fluid fiction writer and occasional poet. Trying to make sense of the world one word at a time.

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