1. Cooberry Coobird

    Open Big Tent of Horrors: Karn Evahl

    His cute, dainty little feet began to grow. It was a strange feeling, the sort he supposed a weed felt when it was deeply uprooted, the big fat center root the size of a well-fed slug. It was the breaking and the unbreaking, pieces being added when they never belonged there in the first place...
  2. Cooberry Coobird

    Open Big Tent of Horrors: Karn Evahl

    Cooberry shrank his head in close to his belly, eyeing the strange two-legged creature that pointed at him and the tree. Of course, the words said sent shivers throughout Cooberry's small little body. Feathers all ruffled, beak opening and closing from nerves. He was grateful for this haven, a...
  3. Cooberry Coobird

    Open Big Tent of Horrors: Karn Evahl

    A curious coo of surprise. Cooberry tittered nervously, his little feet tiptoeing to the end of the branch to peer down at where the voice came from. That was when he noticed all the eyes, blinking or unblinking, regarding him with all the indifference expected of a tree with roots longer than...
  4. Cooberry Coobird

    Open Big Tent of Horrors: Karn Evahl

    The pigeon did it again. He disobeyed his mama and papa and flew too high in the sky, enthralled by the stars and their whispers. Cooberry must have gotten lost, sick from the stars, head filled with whispers, eyes blind in the direction he be. He looked down at the tent city filled with...
  5. Cooberry Coobird

    Open Before the embers die

    In the trees, Cooberry listened to the stories told by the fire's warmth. The night sky was bright, as it often was, and the Mother gleamed within his amber eyes. He was quiet as he listened, learning new words, ideas, and stories. He liked the last one, though he could not picture it in his...
  6. Cooberry Coobird

    Cooberry Coobird the Third

    Nobody loves Cooberry ; - ; His mamma and papa kicked him out of the nest before he was ready. They said, 'Cooberry Coobert Coobird the Third! You flew too high in the sky and did so at night! We told you not to do that. Only owls and bats could handle the moons and the stars. But you just had...
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