Happy Go Lucky – Should we avoid it?

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Is drama a storytelling panacea? Think again. Happy-go-lucky stories have their place – and no, you don't owe readers suffering to make a point.

Hello September! (And a Warning)

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A sharp welcome to September: the author's stance on democracy, religious commentary, and why freedom of speech matters more than protection.

The Payback

A monochromatic pencil drawing depicting a person sitting on the floor with his knees drawn up to his chest, appearing sad and melancholic. The text overlay reads, "Could Have Been Love, But..." followed by the artist's name, "Yorgos KC." The background is textured, enhancing the emotional tone of the artwork.

"The Payback" - The second story of "Could Have Been Love, But..." Sometimes, there are hints we decide not to see.

I Want Ganga to Fall

A plain seascape painting, showing a calm sea, part of the shore, and a sky with some clouds.

I want Ganga to fall. Because some demons hiding in the waters, is not a good enough excuse for a worldwide drought.

What He Didn’t Say

A monochromatic pencil drawing depicting a person sitting on the floor with his knees drawn up to his chest, appearing sad and melancholic. The text overlay reads, "Could Have Been Love, But..." followed by the artist's name, "Yorgos KC." The background is textured, enhancing the emotional tone of the artwork.

"What He Didn't Say" - The first story of "Could Have Been Love, But..." collection. Sometimes, not saying something can be lying.

The End of the Wizard “Arc”

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The end of the Wizard "Arc", the establishment of "Writing Friday", and a preview on what's coming next.

Fiction in the A.C. (After Covid) Era

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Covid changed the world, and for a while, even fiction felt wrong. But it isn't. And here is why I believe stories matter more than ever — especially now.

The Wizard meets Himari – Part 2

Excerpts from the Wizard's stories. The Wizard Meets Himari.

The Wizard restores Himari’s life-force and reveals the truth about their real first meeting.

The Wizard Meets Himari – Part 1

Excerpts from the Wizard's stories. The Wizard Meets Himari.

Himari tells Albert the truth about his past. From his creation as a so-called "Deity of Protection" to the centuries he spent alone, feared, and starved. A story of power, abandonment, and a meeting that changed everything.

Odd Meetings In London

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Three short true stories of strange, funny, or touching encounters in London. Because every city has its own kind of magic.