Once confined to their home planet of Earth, they can now be found on planets throughout the cosmos. But how?
An iteration of reality in the Clarkwoods Literary Universe, during which superheroes and cloned messiahs were real things.
Because of their proximity to the River Without End, elves have developed a greater understanding of its magic than any other species in existence.
A far cry from the Snow White’s friendly fellers or Tolkien’s grumpy axe-wielders, these dwarves are the most technologically advanced species in existence.
The first queen of the fictional kingdom of Onterey grew oranges, then protected them with ferocity.
Every fictional universe these days needs a hot, time-traveling Scotsman. Alasdair is ours.
Who wears the orange crown, and why was it dyed orange in the first place?
What goes on within the walls of the Roller Kingdom? What about on Metal Night?
How did a veteran of the elven military become the jolly old gift-giver of planet Earth?
In normal times, it’s a neat thing to collect alongside sea shells. But in the land of Eden, sea glass is a precious commodity.
A species of shapeshifters who inspired Earthling myths and legends about devils and demons.
The predominant language of the Kíndalla, literally “red speak,” is peppered with insults and idioms.
Meet the man who kept a sextet of women in his head, then accidentally led them to their doom.
An invasion by Munchkins and Gillikins threatens one of the Free Cities of Nunya.
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A synthetic symbiotic organism bred for alien warriors to use as armor—but with a code of conduct all their own.
The Rangers of the Reek were an infamous special forces unit in the post-apocalyptic world of Eden.
The band that skyrocketed Robin Gates to international fame, named to poke fun at her ex-boyfriend's love of gingers.
How are mermaids made? And what about mermen or nonbinary merfolk? Find out here!
In the land of Eden, the town of East Dumbstruck is officially the middle of nowhere.
What makes sales the most reviled profession in the Clarkwoods Literary Universe?
The purgatory between iterations of reality in the Clarkwoods Literary Universe.
A most holy text for The Sister’s Regulars, a group obsessed with setting reality right through the rebooting of the universe.
A group of shapeshifting aliens with color associations Earthlings just don't understand.
A recurring dream or a supernatural phenomenon? You decide.
Charity Roberts was a member of the oldest profession, until a gunslinging woman set her free.
The founder of Gideon’s Bible has been a mystery man since he left the band.
A group of Edenians who sang the 666th iteration of reality into existence.
E. Christopher Clark has been an indie publisher since age 14—first with the help of his father’s office photocopier and later with the aid of print-on-demand technology. His current project is a comic book series, The Blood of Seven Queens, a fairy tale mash-up which asks the question “what if Little Red Riding Hood grew up to be the Queen of Hearts?”
The author of The Stains of Time suburban fantasy series and of numerous short story collections, Clark is a graduate of Lesley University’s MFA in Creative Writing program. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and daughters.