Tristan Palmer
Bio
Hi all. All I am is a humble writer who works a full time job, just to afford to live so I can have time to write. I love science fiction with a passion, but all works and walks of writing are important to me.
Stories (37/0)
Curtain Call
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. She had looked outside of the window for the last week, but Valarie Meddler had no idea that it had only been a week. She starred at the window with her soft, almost ice-colored blue eyes. Her black hair shone of the lighting in the room that was as soft as her eyes, the atmosphere of the place almost a warm, inviting thing.
By Tristan Palmer6 months ago in Futurism
Where the Walls Are Thin
Taking a glance at his bathroom floor, his ears still listening to the screaming that came his downstairs neighbors apartment, Nathan Wipple saw he'd been eavesdropping long enough for his fifteen pound cat Sir to fall asleep on the bathroom tile floor.
By Tristan Palmer7 months ago in Horror
The Ballad of Mitchel Figgs
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. An old moonshiners shack, some said, that was rumored to be haunted by the spirit of the spirits maker, Old Man Oscar. It was guarded by his ghost, who never let anyone inside the cabin, lest they learn the secret to his age old shine technique.
By Tristan Palmer12 months ago in Horror
The Dragon of the Desert
"There weren't always Dragons in the Valley." As I spoke I turned around to look at Shay, who only looked back at me, hands on her hips. Her fluffy and curly black hair sat atop her head like the body of a sheep. I'd told her I saw her hair that way once, and she set a curse on me where everyone I saw looked like I sheep. It only lasted for five minutes, but I wont ever forget it.
By Tristan Palmerabout a year ago in Fiction
Pegasus: the world's best flying horses
Pegasus and Hercules. Pegasus and Perseus. Pegasus and whoever else was rumored to have ridden him into a great battle that would be etched down into a saga that Greek nobles and historians would make changes to and argue about for the next hundred years or so.
By Tristan Palmerabout a year ago in Fiction
The Deer Centaur: Mythological Oddity
Centaurs. Half man, half horse yes, but the extent of the centaur doesn't just stop at horses. There are many recorded and still more recordable instances of deer, donkey, Pegasus, and many other breeds of animals that generally have four legs, but have been born into the "centaur" sub class of beasts. Just like in the standard array of deer, deer centaurs can be of various colors and have a variety of coloring on the tail. Some deer centaurs have antlers, though their facial features remain mostly humanoid in their makeup and appearance.
By Tristan Palmerabout a year ago in Fiction
James Swithinski: Enabler of Death, Part II
Just an hour later after James had murdered the old man in the alleyway, he was pulling up to the Church of New Light. The sky overhead was cloudy and dark, the rumble of thunder in the distance threatening more rain.
By Tristan Palmer2 years ago in Futurism
