Taken by the sea. A choice, if not blurred in the depths of despair, is a choice regardless. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

Making sense of loss, both the actual and the imagined. Each one hurts a certain way. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

That soul, that voice, the love; the enemy and the lover. The Satan, the opponent....the one. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

A loss can stain a heart, a soul, a life. No matter how hard we scrub, it will never be clean. Sometimes those that haunt us, can send us mad.  More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

When death lingers on the horizon, angels come splashing to show the needs of others might be greater than our own. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

Kids can be cruel, but sometimes revenge is required to balance the scales. But to what degree? More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

Trolls, not the small friendly ones, but those that require a warning. The villagers will yell 'troll' when they are near, but it's up to you to get to safety. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables Story by Harley Holland

Through the woods is quicker, and in some parts so beautiful. Yet there is talk of something within that is not so kind to those travellers looking for a short cut.  Is it worth the risk? More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

Eiko Tanaka recalls how she came to loose her sight after an encounter with an old woman. An encounter that everyone else would say was with the Wandering Witch. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables

Eiko loves stories. The fantastical, the bizarre, the creepy and the strange. She used to like reading them herself, but after her own frightening encounter, now she listens to them read to her by her granddaughter Nanoko. Here are the tales sent to her from around the world, that bury into her ear. More at: www.markryanhavoc.com/fables