A Midwinter Night Scream
What do you do when everyone you ever loved is dead? Neil’s answer is to drown the pain in drink. When even that doesn’t work, he decides to end it all and join his loved ones. But on his way home he stumbles and falls. He is picked up by a Greeter, who leads him into the Underside, a place where the dead appear to live before they Fall and complete the eternal cycle. The Greeter is Deirdre, a tall, dark, beautiful woman with a secret. She leads him to the Mothers, the guardians of the Underside, who tell Neil he must search the Underside to find his own lost soul. He encounters friends and foes who are neither one or the other, and Revenants, dead people who want to live again, and Necromancers, who want to stay dead forever. He sees a familiar face, and another face that is also familiar, though he has never seen it before. And he begins to see that the only way he will find his soul is through his loved ones. But they are only in the Underside because of him…
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Mortality Tales
A collection of stories from the Hyde side of me about the darker side of life. That usually means death. The clue is in the title.
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Steel Works
Stories from my Jekyll side set in and around the place where I live – Sheffield, England. The city of steel may not be pretty, but it’s home and I like it.
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- "A guilty conscience needs to confess. A work of art is a confession."
- "Art is not a handicraft, it is the transmission of feeling the artist has experienced."
- "Are you really sure that a floor can't also be a ceiling?"
- "There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer."
Writing Me Up 