Author: Israel Grimwolf

There is a belief among men that they were blessed by God to have free will. They believe that by providence they are afforded the right to steer their lives, like ships, towards whichever horizons they so desire. In many ways, man

It has been said that, within the black and deep, lies all the secrets that man will never know. And the further in the black and deep you go, the more obscure and cryptic those secrets become. I myself am rather

Since man first discovered her, she was his greatest ally. Fire. So important to man she is that we wonder what he did without her in the first place. How did a man keep a light in the dark? How was his

Can't you hear it, me hearties, over the whispers of your dead god? Can't you see it building in the horizon, swallowing the sunrise? Place the looking glass to your star crossed eye and give it a gander, ye crusaders. Can't you see

The sea is a graveyard, be true. But it is also a place where dreams are born.   As a young man I was but a mere sailor, and I flew under another captain's flag. His was a skeleton with a sword,