A.A.Romanczuk : Writing

The Arrival

The Arrival

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


The morning brought naught else but the saddle again. Again they raced, it seemed to battle Time. Resting but for an hour in the middle of the day, ag..
The Chief Sage Proposes...

The Chief Sage Proposes...

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


What strange man he is. That was Mirti’s first thought as he opened his eyes to see the man shaking him awake. Of abnormally short stature and a..
Queen Lufituaeb

Queen Lufituaeb

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


Rada stood in his tree form, branches pointed towards the ceiling, in a room leading out into a small garden. It was a pleasant sort of room with an e..
Chasing The Lilac Skirt

Chasing The Lilac Skirt

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


Dinner was served in a colossal, hexagonal marble room with Grecian columns and striking Moghul style windows. The ceiling was domed glass with crysta..
Prayer

Prayer

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


In the next few days, Mirti found out quite a bit about himself: He was good at wielding weapons but despised it; he loved his horse even though he wa..
Agni, Another Piece To The Puzzle

Agni, Another Piece To The Puzzle

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


She sat with her back turned to him on a stone bench nearly overcome by ivy. Hearing footsteps, she turned. “ You use me abominably ill, Mirti. ..
Strange Connections and Coincidences

Strange Connections and Coincidences

A Chapter by A.A.Romanczuk


Mirti walked languidly pondering the depth of his connection to Rosamond. Scarcely a week had passed yet they conversed as ones who had been in friend..
The Return of Dharma

The Return of Dharma

A Book by A.A.Romanczuk


A village boy named Mirti is surrounded by violence. He is destined to restore dharma to the world. Will he succeed?
Mend Me

Mend Me

A Poem by A.A.Romanczuk


To my most loving Father I lift my soul, blackened by the dishonor Of too many existences I raise my heart, tattered Mend me, Father Make me to need n..
Did You Not See...

Did You Not See...

A Poem by A.A.Romanczuk


Did you not see.. I wanted not the sorrow quivering in your subtle eyes For that selfsame sorrow lay agonizing in my heart Gently you pulled away And ..