Category Archives: Short Fiction

Haunts Twice – Part One

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Ryan J. Dailey

Three nights ago Duncan Hopley noticed the lights flickering for the first time. Five years ago he had moved into the cabin deep within the forest outside Ashland, Washington. He told his family, friends and agent that the move would … Continue reading →

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Camp Bio-Warfare

Posted on February 29, 2016 by Ryan J. Dailey

The story you have before you crept its way into the universe of a novel I’ve been working on for quite some time. It was never my intention for this to happen, but as events fell into place, it did. This is not a shameless plug for my novel, Prion, only a heads up for those of you who wish to know more. And there is much, much more.

Read this for the syndication it is, because next time you visit this world, you will no doubt be spending quite some time in it. Continue reading →

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Xak (Guardians)

Posted on February 28, 2016 by Ryan J. Dailey

The rain fell against the window in giant drops and he gazed out patiently. The trees outside shivered and beat in the wind. Seagulls caught in the storm were rushing around confusedly in the air as the ocean heaved back and forth against the beach’s sand. The house in which he and his parents lived groaned in the heaving gusts.”Xak come downstairs and watch this.” His mother’s melodic voice filtered through his door from down the hallway and stairs. Continue reading →

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