Katie Kelly Koppenhofer

Joined May 2022

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Runner-Up in Christopher Paolini's Fantasy Fiction Challenge

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Chaos
Hephaestus' flame Scalding rage of lava's burn Emboldens the few Poseidon's sea drowns Powerful in cold waves
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer18 days ago in Poets
Chaos
Elemental Gods Divine equal to cruel Raw chaos reigns without
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer18 days ago in Poets
Temperature Rising
Juniper bit her tongue against the frustrated groan pulling at her chest. She swiped an oil-stained hand across her brow. It was damned hot. The bulkhead before her swam with the sweat dripping into her eyes.
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer19 days ago in Fiction
The Cabin Will Keep Us
We drove up the snowy, winding road towards the cozy A-frame cabin. Your first time here. I’d been dying to bring you for so long. I knew you’d fit right in.
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer2 months ago in Horror
Flash
His father slammed the laptop closed with a snap that left Kevin blinking. “Why d-” “I thought you were getting yourself off to the pub today?”
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer2 months ago in Fiction
Runner-Up in Christopher Paolini's Fantasy Fiction Challenge
Of Flamewood and DreamsRunner-Up in Christopher Paolini's Fantasy Fiction Challenge
On the 24th day past mid-summer harvest the king awoke with a pain in his side. Upon physical manipulation of the flesh, I did discover a swollen tenderness. Painful to the touch.
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer3 months ago in Fiction
THE EXILE PAMPHLETS
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. I know that is the risk you take reading this. The threat of spacing is not one to be taken lightly.
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer6 months ago in Fiction
Bracken
“There weren't always dragons in the Valley,” Bodhi mumbled. An annoying habit of his, the mumbling. Coupled with soft distortion of words from his toothless mouth he was nothing short of a nightmare to hear. Seren leaned forward anyway, clenched her teeth against the irritation creeping up her chest and resigned herself. When an elder spoke, you listened.
By Katie Kelly Koppenhofer8 months ago in Fiction