Current Projects
Black and White
Currently editing. Anticipated release 2010.
Hope May Vanish
Currently a work-in-progress. Novella-length drama/suspense.
Summary: Successful executive Edward Cullen is living a nightmare: the love of his life Bella Swan has disappeared without a trace. Raw, unedited. Continued by request and inspiration with prompts from Fictionista Workshop’s WitFit challenge.
Completed Projects
Blackbox
Original fiction. For some, the bonds of love defy the boundaries of mortality. Submitted to “Through the Lens”, a fiction anthology recording life through the lens of others. The sentiments or opinions of the characters are not my own. Dedicated to J. Miller. Rated M for mature. Readers under 18 of age prohibited.
Burn
Derivative fiction. An exploration of timeless, unrequited love for the Officer and a Gentleman Contest. After years of war and unrequited love, a WWII-era Infantryman returns from the front, reuniting with the only girl he ever wanted. Rated Mature for Adult content. Romance. Contains descriptions of sexuality and nudity. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Entry for the Officer and a Gentleman Contest, Winner for Judge’s Choice
Derivative fiction. A male/female alternative point-of-view, out-of-character, all-human, alternate universe story. Expanded one-shot submission. The eight chapter novella follows the whirlwind romance of a bookish intellectual and his dream girl. A slight parody of Twilight characters. Romance/Erotica. Rated Mature for adult themes. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Edward’s Eclipse
Derivative fiction. An in-character, alternate male point-of-view, canon companion to the novel The Twilight Saga, Eclipse.
Purely by accident; my first attempt at fiction of any kind. Inspired after reading that normal amateur writers wrote derivative fiction. I tried my hand at it, writing a parallel to the Twilight Saga book Eclipse through the male point-of-view of protagonist and 108-year old immortal Edward Cullen, exploring the psychological and philosophical elements of the character often overlooked.
With precise mirroring to the novel, the incomplete novella follows the most important thematic elements in depth, including the existential crisis, psychological and philosophical struggle. Drama. Rated Teen for mild intimacy, dark themes and mild violence.
The Indie Fic Awards – Nominee for Best Indie Story by An Established Author We Know and Love, Eddies and Bellies – Winner for Canon Fiction Better than Canon, Moonlight Awards – Nominated for Best Twilight Saga Derivative Fiction
Isle Esme
Derivative fiction. A mature in-character, alternate male point-of-view, canon companion to one-chapter of the fourth Twilight Saga novel, Breaking Dawn.
The Twilight Saga captivates the female mind because it contains the perfect formula for a love story. Part of the allure is the sexual tension and thereby growth of the relationship between the main characters. The Saga, once published in its entirety, is considered by the majority of readers lacking in this area, and thereby this critical moment for the most popular love affair of our generation is the most written of any other scene. Romance/Erotica . Rated Mature for adult themes. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Eddie Fiction Award Nominee – Best Novella, Featured on The Movie Fanatic Website as an example of excellence, Moonlight Awards Nominee for Best Vampire Story
Derivative fiction. A male point-of-view, out-of-character, all-human, alternate universe story. A one-shot for The Official Calendar and a brutally honest attempt at a dirty, arrogant, chauvinistic alpha-male mind. Suspense/Erotica. Rated Mature for adult themes. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Moonlight Award Nominee for Best Out of Character Story
Cotton. Dawn. Longing.
Derivative fiction. In the early hours of dawn, a husband finally returns to his newly-wed wife. After two weeks of longing, only cotton separates them now. Prompted one-shot written to celebrate Ninapolitan’s birthday. Romance/Erotica . Rated Mature for adult themes. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Derivative fiction. By reader request: Patience and Practice explores the intimate evolution of the relationship between the hero and heroine characterized in the online version of Black and White, published from November 2008 – April 2009. Romance / Erotica . Rated Mature for adult themes. Readers under 18 years of age prohibited.
Please read in the following order:
Part I: Cotton
Finally together after her hectic college schedule, the new couple experienced longing and intimacy within the boundaries of her shyness and his temperance.
Part II: Dirty
The day after the events of Cotton, an evening is spent enjoying the sunrise in the meadow. One thing leads to another as they both fulfill long-dreamed of fantasies. Boundaries are pushed and new discoveries are made.
Part III: Vino Veritas
A playful drinking game turns into more as wine and music carry both into a place of new openness. Letting go of her reservations and shyness to discover her inner minx, he slides closer to demonstrating how deeply he feels for her, physically and emotionally.
Part IV: Divide
The final part of the series takes place the morning after the events of Vino Veritas. Both are hungover, but while she would prefer to stay in bed all day, he has other plans. Moments of seduction push both into new comfortability with one another, opening her mind and his heart.
Sunday (an independent one-shot)
It’s morning and Edward needs a shave. Fulfillment of his fantasy from Chapter 17 of Black and White.
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