All stories from our blog
Whether you’re a parent, a teacher, or just a lover of good stories, our blog offers a delightful escape into the world of storytelling.

The Last Thing in the Basket
The end of the series. Read this one last, and read it slowly.

The Fingerprints on the Moon
The moon comes down off its hook once a month, whether it likes it or not.

The Noise in the Wind
A banged gate, a dropped bucket, a dog barking at nothing, and one laugh worth keeping.

The Dust on the Leaves
Two badgers, one tin tub, and a great many dusty leaves.

Debtbound — Chapter 7: The Trap Springs
They didn’t need to catch him. They needed to watch him work. And when the trap closed, Kell learned the worst thing about the snare: the same hands that built it had built him.

Debtbound – Chapter 6: Compounding
The file was too complete. The story was too familiar. Nobody builds a trap that careful for a stranger. Kell counted the red flags, and the red flags lost to arithmetic.

Debtbound – Chapter 5: First Transfer
The forger doesn’t pay retail. Kell refuses to ask him why. So he works it out himself — and discovers that moving a debt is easy. It’s what the debt does to the vessel that keeps him up at night.

Debtbound – Chapter 4: The Counting House
Kell came to the counting house after dark to do one quiet, impossible thing. He found someone already there, who had been waiting a long time to meet a clerk who could see.

Debtbound – Chapter 3: Interest
A clerk’s error in the customer’s favor is the rarest thing in Vell. Rare things get noticed. And the man who notices Kell can read the soulscript too.

Debtbound — Chapter 2: A Debt Not His
Reading the true ledger was impossible. Changing it should be unthinkable. But Brann’s wife can’t breathe, the House won’t lend, and Kell has a quill nobody can see.
