Chandler Flowers

A short prose about the value of our ancestors

Our protagonist ventures into the city of Nirvana with Lucas, where the act of living overwhelms them.

Parker should not be alive right now, but he is and he wants to know why.

Our protagonist, after a devastating loss, awakens to a power that she never wanted.

Our protagonist wakes up in a brand new world, unsure of what lies ahead of them.

It was an ordinary heist, until it wasn't

After a break up that turns her world upside down, the last thing Charlie needs is a weekend in LA with her best friend Elizabeth and three total strangers. This trip would turn out to change Charlie's entire life.

When Bloodcursed Captain Vayle Vestri finds a surviving slave named Julian at the end of a war, he wants to take him to a safe home in Terestria. Little does he know how Julian will change him, as well as all of Malia

Rockstar Sullivan Mortem is missing from his agency and everyone is looking for him. The reason? He wants to find why stars shine. Will he find his answer or will he not return to music again.

A struggling single mother named Juliet is pulled between two jobs and is outcasted by the other mothers in the neighborhood. Will her only friends, Miles and Sebastian, help her or will she be locked in her own misery.

A young officer named Kingsley witnesses his senior accidently cause a tragedy. The police force is divided on how to respond and the public is enraged. Will Kingsley keep his beliefs or will his justice be corrupted by others?

I’m finally taking a shower today! I haven’t had one in months My mommy and I work night and day Underneath the blazing sun I’m finally taking a shower today I say as I eat my gruel Mommy made a high pitched moan As sad as a dying mule I’m finally…

An angel outcast named Sai is assigned to a broken child named Raven. They build a strong bond, but the world seems to be against them. Will these two outcasts find a happy ending.

This piece was selected for publication by Pepperdine Expressionist Magazine in 2022.

This piece was selected for publication for Pepperdine's expressionist magazine in 2022.