Once I Was A God

by Fiona Skye

Brennan Fitchley is a mild-mannered high school history teacher with a wife and an infant son. He also has an ancient, blood-thirsty Irish god living in his brain.

Fitch’s life changes in drastic ways, thanks to the old god’s new regimen of bar fights, adulterous affairs, and domineering behavior.

But when the old god starts demanding blood sacrifices, Fitch’s new life is endangered and the old god risks being thrown into the Void.

13 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 18, 2013

About the author

Fiona Skye is a fantasy author, currently living in the deserts of Southern Arizona. She shares a home with her husband, three kids, three cats, and a Border Collie.

Fiona’s passion for storytelling began early in life. As a child, she loved playing make-believe and inventing elaborate fantasy worlds to explore. At age twelve, she wrote her first short story, which was based on a song by a 1980s hair band. Since then, she has dedicated her life to story craft, only to be occasionally distracted by the dogged pursuit of the perfect plate of cheese enchiladas.

She counts Diana Gabaldon and Jim Butcher as her favorite authors and biggest influences. Joining these two on the list of people she would wait in queue for a week to have a coffee with are Neil Peart, Kevin Hearne, and Brandon Sanderson.

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