WolfdDennis

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Dennis Wolf

Still at it. Yea, I know I'm hopeless, no skill, no talent, little motivation etc. Does it actually matter.. Don't really know. I mostly just post my first effort drafts, no revision, no editing etc. I'll probably write countless new iterations later, once the whole thing is complete.. Or maybe it'll just end up collecting digital dust, I don't really know. 

Cheers. 

My stories

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Dense air permeated the southern hills, weighing on Fenryr's chest like a massive boulder. Fenryr's nostrils flared with a stinging irritation, the...

Fragmented Consciousness - Iteration 2

Sweet scents of honey stirred phantom recognition amidst the chaos of my mind. Cold sweat trailing down my face as the body tries washing away that...

Another excerpt of many others from this story

Pressing forward through jagged rock formations uphill, following the road, sometimes two hundred paces away from the rough hewn stone path, Fenryr's...

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Drying up, the blue lines seeking meaning through organization, through order and direction; a specific kind of structure, alien ideations of unknown...

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Were he to slow down, just that tempting few seconds, desperately gasping for air, he knew and felt it, that creature would surely catch up to his...

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2 of my comments have received 2 Great Feedback votes

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Posted on Wed, 19 Jan 2011

There are bits that aren't necessary, and bits missing.. Or, just bits I've expected...

Like a pale moonlight. A feeling of vulnerability in the roiling fog..

 

'dreams prevailed' would be enough where falling asleep is...

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Great work

Posted on Thu, 16 Sep 2010

It might be a cliche.. But the beginning part, with the uneasy sensing of a presence

. It immediately brought to mind Dance of Death, a song by Iron Maiden.  I've recently read some of Edgar Allen Poe's short tales, and this one reminds me...

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