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It's a response for @Poivron When I get the chance, I think I will decapitalize the species names; it'll probably bother people less. One could write a sci-fi version of this story in which the queen is an alien or computer program messing with electrodes in peoples' brains. As interesting...

We've got a response for @Spiteful Murkrow It's more just, they can talk, so they might as well be allowed to laugh too. Maybe "chronicles" or "stories" is better than "legends", because the Verdians are known to exist, they're just rarely encountered. We can probably infer they are not...

Responses for @bluesidra and @kintsugi

A response to @K_S Wowee thanks for your review. I have no plans to write sequels or prequels to this story. I think "seems like a horror concept but is unexpectedly positive" describes quite a few of the concepts I've come up with. Sometimes things actually work out okay. Sometimes the...

Response for @Pen Thanks for your review. It's nice to have a fresh perspective on this story and some helpful pointers on the prose. I have lately been wanting to write stories with less tension, in which characters kind of just have what they want or get it easily. But maybe there's a more...

The Verdant Ones Ren occupies a coyote's body, but he's never felt like one. A young Coyote winced at the crunch of bone between his teeth, but at least the squirrel died quickly. Buckbrush and manzanita snagged on his fur as he retraced his steps through the sparse chaparral, trying not to...