This is the dark story of Clyde Raytheon, an ambitious scientist unwittingly drawn into the depths of a forbidden science.
An amazing discovery has just been made! A serum concocted from the remains of a mysterious and still unrecorded animal which, when applied to the tissue of a random subject, has the ability to halt the ageing process in all living things and put an end to death altogether!
Armed with only a slight understanding of the fantastic properties of this mysterious serum, Clyde joins forces with his colleague - the mad scientist Ivan Gustav, and together they take refuge in the shadows of an abandoned hospital to try and complete the work. But their quest to accomplish this amazing goal ends disastrously…
Murdles Leer was a very quiet village before Ivan came. Now dull lights flicker from the laboratory windows of the abandoned hospital. People go missing for no reason. Graves are found dug up and empty. Now everyone knows to bolt their doors at sundown, and blank out the windows. The air is full of ghostly whispers, and ominous shadows stalk the hills at night. The dead are stirred and they want their revenge in blood…
THE FEW BUT BRAVE
There is a place where the carrion crows weep, For here the dead do not sleep, It’s towns are quiet As a grave
The skies are cavernous - the light its slave. It was here our ship turned about The curving waves crashed without… In the darkness the holler was gave And at the helm there stood the few But brave.
Here the old man raised his hand with dread, With cold eyes he turned and said:
“Watch for where the dark signs steer, Evil lives in Murdle’s Leer…”
When I was young I used to like heading off on adventures, and I always enjoyed exploring woods, and taking walks through fields.
I base most of my written work on dreams...
The Legend of Rudwin took a long time to write, but it is done and I am pleased with it. Now that story is out of my system, I have decided it is time to move on and inject my thoughts and energies into new ideas – let the imagination play around with different things, see what my mind can come up with.
I have written a few stories these last years, and some poems as well. I write on a day to day basis – usually in the evenings when my day job is over. I never stick to one genre, that is not a rule I live by I just like to jump about and experiment.