“On Monsters” by G. K. Chesterton
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from The Uses of Diversity, by G. K. Chesterton...
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Category: Literature
The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part XII
(Continued from Part XI) Cutter closed the door of his darkened home behind him and set his wicker...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part XI
(Continued from Part X) The king finally appeared, but not as he had left the feast chamber. His...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part X
(Continued from Part IX) The scream came from next to him: “I forbid it!” Cutter...
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Enlisted the Lawyer
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Anecdotes of Soldiers in Peace and War,...
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“The Rout of the White Hussars” by Rudyard Kipling
Editor’s note: The following is extracted from Indian Tales, by Rudyard Kipling (published...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part IX
Cutter snuck a peek over at Bantamon, who looked very pleased with the lie, and wondered if he could kill him before being struck down by the palace guards.
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part VIII
(Continued from Part VII) “You recognize this mask,” he said. It was not a question, though...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part VII
(Continued from Part VI) Moragan looked up at the workshop’s doorway to see a customer she did not...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part VI
(Continued from Part V) Contrary to the confident assertions of ignorant men deep in their dregs,...
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The Monster Maiden of Westering Slough, Part V
(Continued from Part IV) A shadow, like that of an enormous bat, crossed the knee high grass in...
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