1st Annual Pirate Writing Short Story Contest.

  Thank you all of you  for taking part on the 1st Annual Pirate Short Story Contest. I must say that all the stories was really awesome… So the winners is 1)  A Game of Cat and Mouse by Martin Boots  win  A Gift Certificate from “Captain Jack’s Pirate Hats” 2) James and Caroline by  Dani Sherman [...]

                                A Mad Captain’s Journal                                             by Davy Red March 14 Last night, while standing on the heaving prow, under a Pirate’s moon, I watched the glistening jewels of light, dance upon the waves. There it was again, calling to me, [...]

    Native American Pirate by Charlie Mullen It was two lifetimes ago and I was a young kid growing up on Roanoke Island, on the coast of Virginia (North Carolina now).  I was a full-blooded Algonquian Indian and had been adopted by an English family in about 1587 when my parents died of small [...]

HOMECOMING by William E. Blais “Ye love your Cap’n Morgan more than me.”  So Wendy had said as he had opened the door. “I’ll be back.” “Maybe you’ll be back, Will—maybe.  And maybe I’ll be here.” Wendy was right.  Most of the Brethren came back, but none for sure. Will walked out the door, and [...]

Waldron’s Treasure    by  TheJollySkipper Waldron peered out over the ship’s wheel, watching the men toil at their duties. He had been the navigator of this vessel for less than a week. The “Pelican” was a four masted Galleon, and carried twenty cannons. She was a fine ship, but the crew was another story, the ship [...]

Pirate Tale by Brianne Sloan   There had never been a woman like Dixie Doubloon. She was tall and fiery, dauntless and bold and she stood at the hull of her ship, gazing out at her beloved sea and letting the wind blow through her long red gold curls. She thought about how she’d refused [...]

A PIRATE SHOULDN’T HAVE A TROUBLED CONSCIENCE by Elena Andrea was disturbed by the rumours he had heard during the latest three days. Not only that the captain had changed into a devil and he had killed a crew member, but what angered Andrea the most was hearing that their captain had taken a girl [...]

A GAME OF CAT AND MOUSE By: Crazy Boots Martin   The sun, the giant bobbing apple, melted into the sea behind us as we limped into the bay.  Our ship’s shilouette, the dark floating carcus, came to rest on its own accord.  Even in these calm waters, wave after wave crashed over the fore [...]