-Emily Ashe Robins-
Published Short Stories
"Hauntings" (Read for FREE here)
Dec 2019
Of Metal and Magic: Compendium One
Fiction Vortex
A precursor to Scion of the Oracle, "Hauntings" is a first person narrative set in the OMAM CORE world of Soria.
A member of a treasure hunting secret society has been sent to collect a valueable artifact, but discovers that it is in the hands of a beloved mentor.
When forced to choose, will she remain loyal to the organization?
"The Berlin Assignment" (Read here for FREE)
March 2021
Spirit
Dragon Soul Press (Animal Shifter LGBTQ+)
Shifter's aren't allowed to serve in war. That is the agreement.
But, it's 1948, Berlin. The uneasy peace brokered after WWII is slowly turning cold, and the Russians are tired of sharing their city with the other Allied powers.
Who better to send past the blockade on a mission of murder and sabotage then one who isn't even meant to be there?
"The Berlin Assignment" is a historical fantasy that deep dives into a world of KGB secrets, assassins, shifters, and spies.
"A Pair of Queens" (Read here for FREE)
Feb 2022
The Misadventures of Jaron and Bren
Of Metal and Magic Publishing (Fantasy Humor Collection)
Rougish adventurers, Jaron and Bren find themselves in yet another sticky situation.
Cross-dressed as goblin women, they attempt to retrieve a priceless jewel
from a goblin prince.
As expected, things do not go to plan.
"The Sword of Death" (Read here for FREE)
June 2022
Prismatice Dreams
All Worlds Wayfarer (Queer Speculative Fiction)
A mythological fairytale dabbling in love and lust, with a heavy focus on revenge.
Two daughters of magic live content in their forest home, until the envy of a goddess destroys the life they've built.
Fueled by rage, the one left behind is given the blessing of Death and sent on a quest for vengeance.
Kindle / Paperback
Hardcover
"Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow"
April 2023
Technology VS Humankind Writing Contest
The FSF Writers Alliance
Human and machine alike, we are all players upon the stage, pacing toward the end of recorded time.
But, at the last, will there be anyone or anything left to write those final words?