A.M. Lillard
Bio
I am a new author on the scene! I love the fantasy genre the most. I hope you enjoy reading my stories as much as I did writing them! Check out my Kindle Vella episodes and my book "Imaginari: A Collection of Short Stories", on Amazon!
Stories (5)
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Night Vision
I have been to such a place so unimaginable, that even after sharing my experience, you would not be able to fathom what I have seen, felt, or witnessed. But…this is my attempt to share with you what is beyond. Beyond comprehension. Beyond what we have been conditioned to believe to be real or fake.
By A.M. Lillard3 years ago in Fiction
Harbinger
The School of Old World Geology and Archeology was granted access from beyond the great wall to study the land of the “old world”. One of the students, Verdi, was collecting dirt samples when she discovered a very old door in the ground. She looked around at the other students and professors as they combed through the fields. She thought to herself, they look busy enough. She whistled to her twin brother, Arvo, to come over and help her open it to explore what was inside. Verdi loved going off the “beaten” path to explore the unknown and things it kept secret.
By A.M. Lillard3 years ago in Fiction
Without My Dad
Without my dad, I wouldn’t have learned to ride a bike. Without my dad, I wouldn’t have learned to fly a kite and fix it when it gets tangled from the rushing winds. Without my dad, I would not have the skill or desire to search out the truth. Without my dad, I would not be the writer I am today. Without my dad, I would not have this love for sci-fi and fantasy such as Star Wars, Dune, Children of the Dune, and Star Trek; the list goes on! I owe my skill as a writer of fantasy and fiction to my dad. I can remember my siblings and I would beg my dad to make seasoned stove-top popcorn so we can all watch Dune at midnight until we passed out. Memories.
By A.M. Lillard4 years ago in Confessions
Hey Writer, You Good?. Top Story - April 2022.
Check on us writers from time to time...we may not be "okay". Why? Well, contrary to belief or to be frank, common ignorance outside the writing community, writers go through many mental and emotional woes than your traditional 9-5 working class.
By A.M. Lillard4 years ago in Psyche
