 | by hagi3,622 words, chapter Chapter 4. The loss. For those who prefer reading in non-blog format. If you want to read for free, just visit my Seven Souls of Sereket blog and start at the beginning.  $0.50 | ExcerptSo how do you say goodbye to someone who wouldn’t even know you’re gone? |
| by hagi4,257 words, chapter Chapter 3. Memories. For those who prefer reading in non-blog format. If you want to read for free, just visit my Seven Souls of Sereket blog and start at the beginning. $0.50 | ExcerptIf I turned back time, what exactly would I change? It was not – couldn’t be – a dreamy question of the Past, when time turning was considered impossible. Then people could make empty statements of how they would do everything different, if they had a chance. |
| by hagi5,085 words, chapter Chapter 2. The Falcons. For those who prefer reading in non-blog format. If you want to read for free, just visit my Seven Souls of Sereket blog and start at the beginning. $0.50 | ExcerptI don’t know how we blew this, our perfect little home in the land of plenty. Oh yes, it was high living back there. Just me and him, the Scorpio and the Eagle, the queen and the king of Island of Sand. To others, we were lovers. But were we really? |
| by hagi4,171 words, chapter Chapter 1. Possession. For those who prefer reading in non-blog format. If you want to read for free, just visit my Seven Souls of Sereket blog and start at the beginning. $0.50 | ExcerptAnd so I did it as clean as it gets: just one more troubling dream, just one more restless night. And with luck and skill, this will be it. One more changeling in this world where nobody really sees people change. |
| by hagi1,863 words, article Taming Your Demons. A hybrid of article and fiction on recognising and your inner fears and putting them to use. As the title suggests, this can get quite creepy, so use at your own risk. $1.00 | ExcerptYour demons (your internal fears, darkest fantasies, your deepest yet unrevealed wishes), scary as they might be, can be tamed enough to bring you bread… or at least good stories (or poems, for that matter, but let’s not complicate things). They are the main source of horror stories (obviously), but also the most powerful drive for just about any genre, be it mystery (like “I am deeply afraid of getting lost in unfamiliar country”) or fantasy (“I’m petrified at a mere thought of basilisk’s... |
