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Hai DangI put WIPs in Wordsilo, prepare to publish them. Your reading support these stories becoming.
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Mark of a Herald sample (C.3)
Chapter 3: Ianc
“Thr–”
“I surrender,” I scream into the dirt floor. The iron knife slips from my numb fingers, clattering against the hearthstone. My knees give out, taking the brunt of the fall. Near my hand, the twisted, blood-cruste...
Mark of a Herald sample (C.2)
Chapter 2
Pre-dawn light turns the canvas grey. Cold wind creeps down my collarbones, smelling of damp pine and mint ointment—the exact bite of the nun’s fingers in my dream. I lie rigid, the canvas ceiling sagging inches above my eyes...
Mark of a Herald sample (Prologue, C.1)
Prologue
Duty. Glory. Prestige. They promised us, and we marched into the Shadowland. Return. Reclaim. Reborn. The story sung in our minds, and we charged with flaming swords in our hands. Ten thousand Sol Templars unified with one singl...
ARC calling for Mark of a Herald
For 500 years, the Hallow Church has kept the darkness at bay with The Sear. But holy light has a price, and a debt is coming due.
Mark of a Herald follows Ianc Myr, a woodman craves for the divine Spark and pays dear price for it. Named t...
Scifi Drabble 10/02/2026
Thanks Roman at for the invite. It took me awhile to be able to respond to your invitation—
The rain on my Window
Here’s my play:
Blight fire
The first rain brings blight fire. Skin peels and blisters against nature’s vengeful...
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Accountant by day, accounting for moral erosion by night. I'm Hai Dang. I write from a city where a building is visible from every road. I want to see the roads from its top, to understand the shadow it casts on the human psyche. WIPs in WordSilo.
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