Notoriously boring

Making History Interesting

Short story

  • Predator

    Predator

    Trigger Warnings: Violence against animals. Read this story on Archive of our Own! Read more works by C. C. Ward here! You have been hungry for most of the winter. There hasn’t been much to eat for a while. But now, you feel the weather warming up. All sorts of critters will start to emerge… Continue reading

  • Haunted

    Haunted

    Trigger Warnings: None. Read this story on Archive of our Own! Read more works by C. C. Ward here! The sky is dark outside. Filled with ominous clouds. Maybe it will rain soon. She raises her head. It’s a chance she is willing to take. She just needs to get out of here. Needs some… Continue reading

  • Trapped

    Trapped

    Trigger Warnings: Death, Kidnapping, Inability to move Read this story on Archive of our Own! Read more works by C. C. Ward here! Rachel was stressed. At least she was pretty sure that was what she was feeling. Or experiencing? Is stress truly a feeling if it can affect you physically? She tugged at the… Continue reading

  • Julia

    Julia

    Trigger Warnings: None Read this story on Archive of our Own! Read more works by C. C. Ward here! This is the first installation of People After Dark, more of which you can find here! Winter was becoming darker than it had been. Like there was somehow less light left in the world. Julia knew… Continue reading

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  • The Ducts

    The Ducts

    Trigger Warnings: Unnatural Meat Read this story on Archive of our Own! Read more works by C. C. Ward here! Scratch, scratch, scratch. Karl paused again. Looking up at the big round air ducts running through the entire factory. He swore something was crawling around inside of them. It had stopped. Again. Karl returned to… Continue reading

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My first experience with history, must have been my own story. I was tasked with mapping my family tree in school, and I remember so clearly the excitement and interest I had. Having my mom tell me the stories of the people who had come before me, and how they had lived so very differently then I had. I couldn’t get enough.

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