The LostStories Channel

"Fate," "destiny," "providence," call it what you will, we all seem to be captured by the same nagging sense that there is some strange universal mind working itself out through our very lives, somehow, some way, though always just beyond our ability to fully comprehend.

In W. Kent Smith's StrangeLand, these themes are uniquely explored in a series of haunting tales told in three volumes, each depicting a very real world, where anything and everything does happen, just when you least expect it — a world of mystery, where hapless souls strive to find the strength to redeem themselves through sacrificial love, and the victims of violent crime often return seeking vengeance ... even after they have long been presumed dead and buried.

Imagine a world of such immense beauty that it is all but hidden to the naked eye, a world of such incorruptible truth that it is nearly imperceptible to the five senses. Imagine a world where good dutifully prevails over every evil, where justice slowly but surely triumphs over every injury, and where mercy pours down like rain to wash away every tear. If you can imagine a world like that, then you have already encountered the realm that is the world of StrangeLand.

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My Web Poll

Do you believe it's possible that such things as "fate," "destiny," or "providence" actually occur in this world? Yes, I do believe it's really true. Maybe; at least I'd like to think it's possible. Probably not; and it's useless to even dwell on. No, I'm afraid not! It's just wishful thinking. Results