This is the first chapter of a book I hope to finish. I know it still needs work, but only getting positive comments instead of criticism. Anyway, its a multi-genre story that has a fantasy type setting, but with many horror elements in it.

Demons, after being trapped in their own realm for so long, have once again, slipped back into Temporia, the world they had tried to, and nearly conquered over 200 years ago before the celestials pushed them back and sealed them away. Now they are back and the world of Temporia is suffering from elemental imbalances as well as beings and creatures simply called Myth are becoming aggressive towards each other and the Norms. Can the demons be stopped and pushed back before the celestials get involved once again?

The story that saved Captain Britain from comic book oblivion.

Some thoughts on the process of believing in fantasies.

Denmark is famous for its annual Christmas in July festival known as the ‘World Santa Congress’. It attracts visitors and media coverage from around the world. It is held over three days in the town of Bakkan at the world’s oldest theme park ‘ Dyrehavsbakken’. It’s a time for celebration, fun, charity, merry-making and even a wedding one year! Discover an amazing annual event you’ll want to put on your holiday list! Read the full article below…

Neck hairs stand proud whenever we hear about vampires and werewolves, yet elves, and faeries make us all smile but how much of it is based in fact?

Are you willing to give of yourself and help bring a smile to a child’s face this Christmas?

Interesting factoids about supposed mythical creatures that dwell in caves, underground tunnels and deep wells. They are said to have mystical, magical powers that can help or hinder human existence.

It’s nice to buy a holiday movie and popcorn and have some good time with friends or family, but this year the Hollywood has decided to take a different route.

Funny, naughty, cute, all in fun humor to make your spirits bright and wish you a Merry Christmas. Enjoy!

Book review on The Year Without a Santa Claus.