Cheesman Park

My Denver trip was exciting to say the least. What was really strange is that Cheesman Park, a park located in the heart of a very bustling city, was always completely empty all four nights that I visited it. One night, while walking there with my nephew and Brother, all three of us hit a cold pocket that None of us could explain because the weather was normal. bits of fog would pop up around the park and there wasn't a cloud in the sky. I also walked around Millionaires Row, around the Capital Hill district and saw supposedly haunted homes. But, because they were all being renovated, I wasn't allowed to go into them to see for myself. All in all, I'm happy with the way my trip turned out and can't wait to go back.

Upcoming trip to Denver

Alas, the wicked never rest. As I have taken care of the personal business regarding my family, I am now preparing to go on another trip to pursue phenomena. This time I am staying within the U.S. and going to Denver, Colorado. It seems Cheesman Park has been reported by many locals of Capital hill, located in Denver, to be 'Disturbed' by supernatural forces. It is also said to be the inspiration of two films. 'Poltergeist' and 'The Changeling'. As I have visited several haunted sites before, I always know that seeing any activity is only half of the experience. Feeling it is the other. And there really is no other feeling in the world quite like it.

Other plans

You know the saying 'Life is what happens when you are busy making other plans', it is especially true for me. And I'm sure I'm not the only one. Because of certain circumstances, I had to leave my new residence of Everett, Washington and Journey once again to San Diego, California. Needless to say, I was extremely frustrated by it all. But, I truly believe everything happens for a reason. Once I finish business in San Diego, I definitely want to change locations. Where to is still a mystery, even for me. The world is my playground and I want to make the most of this definite enigma called life!

'Demon of Seasons' excerpt

The following excerpt is from the story 'Demon of Seasons'. This is yet another tale that has the accursed E'ferries as the main character.

'...Wrathful, the Pagan gods would place a curse upon the Autumn season so that every year around that time the veil separating the worlds of Earth and the infernal would be lifted. And on one particular night if the year every sort of foul spirit would be allowed to walk among the mortals and do as they wished. That night would be 'All Hallows Eve'.
From the deepest darkest depths of Hades would come forth the most loathsome of all accursed spirits, E'ferries. Harboring within himself unimaginable rage and torment, he would take pleasure in the coming season knowing all too well the pain and anguish he would bring...'

'Confessions of Depravity' Excerpt

This next excerpt is from a story that I was inspired to write after researching practices regarding modern day sadists and sexual predators. It is appropriately titled 'Confessions of Depravity'.

'Mankind, though seemingly different in appearance than the rest of the beats of the Earth, harbors within itself a nature of pure savagery. The few that embrace the entirety of that nature find themselves prone to acts of sadism. For with man, as with beast,

predators find no pleasure greater than that of hunting prey. Yet, those who can best conceal their bestial ambitions remain the most dangerous kind. For it is those predators whose deviance is hidden by the facade of normalcy...'

'The Alchemist' excerpt

The following is an excerpt from the story 'The Alchemist'. It is a story based on the notorious Frenchman Gilles De Rais.

'Such a terrible thought. That a man could forsake his own soul and shed blood in the name of the enemy. Innocent blood. All for the purpose of greed. Gilles de Baron, an aristocrat and nobleman, did in fact just that. Many children were slain by him and offered to a demon by the name of E'ferries, who was no less than the Devil himself.
But the question that remains is not how a well to do noble from the highest society in all of France could do such a thing. But why.....'

'To the Victor, the Spoils' excerpt

This next excerpt is from the story 'To the Victor, the Spoils'

'From the time of his birth, Uruk had a heart full of treachery. Hungry for power, he was elated when news spread that the king of all the land lay dying. Cunning and resourceful, he maneuvered his way close to the king to make sure he would be considered a successor. How enraged he became when, even though dying, the king refused to choose between Uruk himself and another well known and loved noble, Leacious. With his rage as his guide, Uruk traveled north in search of her, a witch who worshiped the ancient goddess Hecate. Though she was thought of as a myth, Uruk was certain that when he found her, her powers of clairvoyance would help him achieve his goal. With a small troop of men, he made his way outside of the borders of his country and into the wild lands...'