Dort awoke naked in a clearing. Snow burned her cuts and bruises as she rose to her hands and knees. She had neither muzzle nor fur, only pale skin and weak muscles.
She sniffed the air and recognized her pack nearby, but they were all human, too.
Cursed and doomed.
Kay Lesgo has worked as a journalist and radio personality, but now makes actual money at an office job. Kay is currently working on her first novel and several short stories and still wants to be a writer when she grows up.
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Posted by Tim at 3:00 am on January 31st, 2013.
Categories: Guest Writers, Odd. Tags: human, Kay Lesgo, reversal, twist, werewolf.
Jim sniffed. “Smell the sweetness?”
“Yes. Lovely,” Sam said. “I like the ones that have just fallen.” He studied the plump morsel, the nectar inside straining against its skin. “A real peach.”
Jim took a bite and licked his muzzle. “It’s werewolf heaven, all these humans dying from sun stroke.”
Barb Ettridge is totally bemused by life, but enjoying all the randomness.
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Posted by Tim at 3:00 am on June 14th, 2011.
Categories: Guest Writers, Touching. Tags: Barb Ettridge, heat wave, misleading, monster, peach, sun stroke, werewolf.
Arius had been lucky tonight. A car had grazed his leg while he was walking along a moonlit country road.
The driver likely never saw him.
His grandfather told him a full moon represented protection to those who believed in its power.
Arius stopped, raised his wolfish head, and howled.
Greg Didaleusky has written two novels. Rogue Phoenix Press published Frozen Death, a mystery-suspense novel, in 2009, and Concealed Warnings, a suspense novel published by All Things That Matter Press, is coming fall 2011.
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Posted by Tim at 3:01 am on June 3rd, 2011.
Categories: Artistic, Guest Writers. Tags: accident, fantasy, fate, full moon, Greg Didaleusky, guest, luck, werewolf.
First, she wrote, in big, bold letters, “Fred versus Charlie”. Then she drew two intersecting circles. Where the circles intersected, she wrote the word “Male”.
Really, that was all they had in common.
Fred was a werebear, and Charlie was a vampire. How would she choose?
She flipped a coin.
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Posted by Tim at 4:08 pm on December 5th, 2009.
Categories: Amusing. Tags: Twilight, vampire, venn diagram, werebear, werewolf.
