Jamieson Wolf
Aurora Award Nominated Author
Tag: Cerebral Palsy
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Ten
Chapter Ten Maven had a moment to take in Max and Cracklepuss’ looks of shock before everyone stepped into action. Sandoz snapped his fingers, and the walls round them elongated until the entrance and exit were blocked. There was no way that Cracklepuss or… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Ten”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Nine
Chapter Nine Gregory looked at Maven, his face a look of shock. “But I’m not a superhero,” he said. “You will be tonight. My light burns brightest when you’re with me. When I was trying to protect you at your house? I’ve never burned… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Nine”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Seven
Chapter Seven Gregory was sitting in one of his brown leather armchairs, two glasses of red wine nearby. Maven stopped in his tracks and the door closed with a click behind him. He wasn’t sure what to say or do, and his mind was… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Seven”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Six
Chapter Six It had been a long walk. They had walked back to the base. Maven hadn’t been willing to try the portal again so soon; using the magic of the cup of power and the sceptre of light always left him tired. Plus,… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Six”
Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Five
Chapter Five Maven looked at Gregory. He looked angry. It didn’t matter what emotion his face was wearing; Gregory was always gorgeous to Maven. Gregory could look beautiful if he was crying, yelling, or laughing. Each emotion just enhanced his beauty. Though of course,… Continue Reading “Captain Maven and the Shadow Man – Chapter Five”
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Jamieson Wolf has written a compelling story about navigating multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. His story will touch your heart, make you cry, then laugh, and inspire you. A touching memoir with a bit of magic…and tarot! ~ Theresa Reed, author of The Tarot Coloring Book
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