Short Stories

“Criminals will be criminals.

Blood soaks the streets. These murderers must be caught before they find their next victim. Deadly skin-walkers, determined vigilantes, dastardly vampires, and many more will leave you on the edge of your seat.”
—Dragon Soul Publishing

Featuring thirty-two stories by Virgo Kevonté, Robert Allen Lupton, Marco Etheridge, Douglas Allen Gohl, Kenneth Gwin, Victor Nandi, Pat O'Malley, J.E. Feldman, and many more.

“Heavy Is the Cowl” is a must read for members of Gen X, Gen Z, and Millennials.

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Crime is a very interesting word, simply meaning “an action or omission that is an offense and punishable by law.” A “Criminal” is someone who commits a crime. If you are reading this, you have not come to a complete stop at every stop sign or only used crosswalks to cross the street. In some Khaleeji (Gulf) countries, driving in a dirty vehicle is a criminal offense. Yet, I doubt you or people would consider themselves criminals, despite committing crimes. The short story “A Question with Flesh and Eyes” is a look at a different patine of crime and ‘criminal'.

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