The Tales
The Corwyn Chronicles are a collection of stories taking place all within one universe. Here you will find a collection of free short stories, as well as links to where you can purchase some of the broader tales (in both paperback and eBook formats).
Death of A Jackal — A battle rages on in the fields just outside of Calládon where Jayna lies, dying. She has but a few moments left to live... how will she spend those precious moments to give her life meaning? CLICK ON THE BOOK!
Disappear — Nedrick is trapped in a basement by his old partner in crime, Barthez. Why did she betray him by binding him to a chair, and what is she planning to do to him? CLICK ON THE BOOK!
The Dragon & The Three Knights — In a traditional tale of folklore and fantasy, The Dragon & The Three Knights encompasses much of the mythological themes and tropes found in cultures all over the world. One after the next, three valiant knights venture out into the world to find the dragon's den in search of a magical relic. One knight, a heavily armoured soldier that adheres to the code... another delving headfirst into the den, relying on intuition. Which of these three can defeat the dragon, you might ask? CLICK ON THE BOOK!
Of Gnomes & Azoth — Captain Zee Tegg touched on the story of Azoth in the second novel regarding Anthyn and the Four Talismans. Now is your chance to learn more about what happened on that particularly gloomy day for the gnomes of Gotrut! CLICK ON THE BOOK!
A Goblin's Mind
Doctor Harlow is used to dealing with interesting and unusual patients such as Necia, the unicorn-woman whose compulsion to hoard seemingly useless trinkets has brought her a great deal of anxiety–such is an average day for the best therapist in the Skarsgaard Kingdom. However, when a goblin teenager with a healthy imagination comes to visit, things begin to change for Harlow.
Not soon after the doctor discovers an unlikely link between the green-skinned youngster and the other patients do people start to go missing. Time is running out, and Doctor Harlow must discover the truth about the goblin's mind before it's too late.
A Goblin's Mind is J.D. Dresner's debut novella, initially written during the 3-Day Novel Contest of 2013. Set in the world of Corwyn, this tale is linked to other Corwyn Chronicles tales, while remaining a stand-alone story.
You can purchase this book in paperback or various eBook formats here:
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The Outer Realm Tales
Not everything of interest happens on the planet Corwyn. Check out these other stories by J.D. Dresner.
The Death Sentence — Taking a good, hard look at the meta-lingual side of a text, an inspector and his assistant attempt to solve a murder by drawing back the curtain of fiction and text. Take a look at this free, quick-witted, exactly 2000 word short story. CLICK ON THE BOOK!
Time Keepers of the Modified Earth — Enter a fragmented world where time-traveling agents work tirelessly to restore the timeline after one single event disrupted, and mangled the known history. It is Henry Clogwell's first day, and it is up to Stark to show him the ropes. They must travel to the points in time where ripples have distorted history, and they must set things right without anyone being the wiser. Join Clogwell and Stark as they seek to find the answer to the question that lingers in their minds:
By traveling back in time and restoring the timeline, are they really accomplishing anything?
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Sword & Witchhazel
Witchhazel & Sword
The Corwyn Chronicles released an experimental novelette called both, Sword & Witchhazel, and Witchhazel & Sword. Two titles, two covers, two sides of one story!
Decide which of the conjoined tales you’d like to read first—the tale of Pallo, Swashbuckler living in Sword, or the tale of Dinah, Artiste living in Witchhazel. Only once both stories are read will you receive the full scope of what it’s like to live in the twin towns, where whatever happens in Sword, happens in Witchhazel.
If you're interested in purchasing a copy, you can order one by contacting J.D. Dresner at JDDresner@CorwynChronicles.ca to make shipping arrangements. Want it signed by the author? Just ask!
