storytelling - Flanders Nickels

Milady – Mr. Morgan P. McCarthy

Milady Marguerite DeMornay is starting out her new life in the country in Pembine, Wisconsin, with her two big dogs. One dog is her longtime friend “Cask,” a St. Bernard. The other dog is her new friend, “Mass,” a Mastiff. Roaming the countryside, Milady discovers four beautiful little sand dunes in the middle of a field of wilderness. Day by day, Bible verses about the King of the Jews she finds written by a stick in each sand dune. Cask is all for these Scripture verses. But Mass is against these Scripture verses. What will Milady do about the King of the Jews? (more…)

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January 23, 2025

Stories

The Girl Wrestler – Mr. Morgan P. McCarthy

Tracy Enterprises, an all-star wrestling lady, has a boyfriend, Flanders Nickels, who wrote a novel about sticks that lived. The girl wrestler is the number one contender of women’s professional wrestling. And the writer loves to bat sticks together in make-believe of a fight between them. She is saved; he is unsaved. And the women’s champion of all-star wrestling, the woman called “The Giantess from Parts Unknown,” comes in vengeance upon them just as Tracy is about to lead Flanders to salvation in his back forty.

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January 21, 2024

My collection of Christian short stories, numbering one hundred in all, I affectionately call ‘My Canon of Horsetails and Cattails.’ And my collection of Christian novels, numbering fifteen in all, I affectionately call ‘My Canon of Griffins and Unicorns.’ And my pen name—Flanders Nickels—I came up with from nowhere some time back in the mid-1980’s. And my writing ministry for God I happily call ‘My Canon Ministry.’ I use only the King James Version Bible. And I am a fundamental Baptist. I hope that you have fun reading for free on this website. And I myself became a born-again believer in Christ in a most wondrous time around Christmas in 1990 in a soul-changing twelve days which I fondly call ‘My Twelve Days of Christmas.’ It is written, ‘”…, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved,…” Acts 16:31.’