Finding HarveyKat Lucas Genre: Contemporary FantasyArchetype Cards: The Tomboy and The DandyKey Words: Old photograph, dragon, wings, fan, blood, sacrifice She couldn’t find him.Harvey’s apartment was locked and no amount of knocking or ringing the doorbell could open it; he didn’t turn up at the university, even at fencing practice, which he never missed; he […]
Between Jobsby Lakan David D. Inocencio Genre Card Used: FantasyArchetype Cards Used: The Tomboy and The DandyKeywords: Blood, Dragon, Fan, Old Photograph, Wings, and Sacrifice. “Look, it’s not that difficult. I don’t want the fries, I do want the drink, and I don’t want the extra bells and whistles.” “But, but sir, there are no
Prince of KairosBy Magsi Rover Genre: AdventureArchetype: The Dandy and The TomboyKeywords: Blood, Dragon, Fan, Old Photograph, Wings, and Sacrifice. THE FOREST OF DESIREThe stars gleamed through the midnight sky like diamonds that had spilled over the vast darkness.“Not a cloud in sight,” a young man who had been riding a black stallion said as
Ang Mandirigma ng Abanikoby Foobarph Genre: FantasyArchetype: The Wrathful Father, The Christ Figure, The Siren and The TomboyKeywords: Blood, Dragon, Fan, Old Photograph, Wings, and Sacrifice. NOONG unang panahon, upang matapos ang Digmaan ng Limang Emperyo, sumali ang tahimik ngunit magigiting na mandirigma ng ABANIKO sa labanan. Buong lakas nilang hinarap ang apat na emperyo
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Battle Opera ArenaMaita Rue Genre: Fantasy, SteampunkArchetype: The Dandy and the TomboyKeywords: Blood, Dragon, Fan, Old Photograph, Wings, and Sacrifice. Jane Clatter watched in proud silence as the debt collectors took the couch and cabinet from their once-proud home. She looked at what remained of the house. It was empty; barely anything was left.“Father, we
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Fairy Queen-in-Waitingby Yeyet Soriano Genre: FantasyArchetype Cards: The Dandy and The TomboyKeywords: Blood, Dragon, Fan, Old Photograph, Wings, and Sacrifice. About Yeyet Soriano Yeyet Soriano has been writing her entire life, first as an angst-ridden teenager, then as a single working woman, then as a married working woman with kids. Though the themes of her
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