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October 26, 2021  |  By Yurick In Fiction, Novellas, Online Content

Novella: Angels Falling – Chapters 9&10

9 His bed was comfortable. He was clean, he was safe, and he was bored. He couldn’t think of another piece of furniture to make, and he had nearly memorized his poetry. Enough fish hung in the trees to last until early March, and by then he would have had time to catch more. Hell, […]

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October 6, 2021  |  By . In Fiction, Novellas, Online Content

Novella: Angels Falling – Chapters 5&6

5 The first months passed surprisingly quickly. The daytime narrowed by just over thirty minutes every week, and he was determined to make the most of this time. Soon there would be only five-and-a-half hours of sunlight between sunrise and sunset, when the sun would make a gloomy arch through the sky and leave the […]

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September 28, 2021  |  By . In Fiction, Novellas, Online Content

Novella: Angels Falling – Chapters 3&4

    3 Sunlight crept through the walls of the cabin and his stomach ached for food. The frozen fruit was unchewable, so he put a few handfuls of it into his pockets and started another fire. He melted snow in tin cans near the fire and placed some frozen meat between them. An hour […]

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March 2, 2020  |  By . In Fiction, Novellas, Online Content

Novella: Angels Falling – Chapters 1&2

1 Thomas was hungry. He had been hungry before, but this was different. During community college he dizzied himself with a restricted diet of instant noodles and peanut butter that did nothing but prevent the walls of his stomach from eating each other. College hunger was a rite of passage, and even a source of […]

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