The Woman in the Park
The Beast Under the Moonlight
The Exile
Tuesday, July 7th
Alice
River of Starlight
The Prince and the Pirate
Dreaming on the Sea
Little Red Dress
The Glass Cage
Forest Lights
From a Former Ghost Hunter
The Coffin Bearer
Under the Veil of Mist and Night
Echo
Cypress
Tides
Down in the Meadow
[Bridge Gate Hollow, 2002]
Sound and Light
Ghost
Lady in White
Feathers in Snow
Local Broadcasting
Travellers on a Wintry Night
Night Garden
Northern Witch
Valley of Red
Distant Magic
The Fox's Favor
Under Ice
Cycling
Letters
Two Moons
Track 14
Dancing Bones
Lilacs and Kudzu
Professional Loyalty
Raven and Holly
Down in the Glen
Sea Waves
Winter Song
Crossroad
Distance
Detour
The Hole
Winter Guest
Hydrangea
Songbird
Favor
Summer Pact
Fairy
The Wolf
Muscovite
Butterfly
Death's Assistants
Autumn Prayer
Red Ghost
Twine
Thursday, December
Edge
Decay
Night, A Unicorn, A Bat
Diving
Mists of Red and Grey
A knight and a prince. *Complete*
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The Fourth Knight of Cailean
A knight and a princess. *Complete*
1 2 3

The Immortal Knight and the Endless River
A distracted knight. *Currently at Ch 2*
1 2 3 4 5 6

City in the Forest
Boredom, breaking down. *Currently at Ch 1*
1 2

The Blue Lights of Hiram
An investigation. *Currently at Ch 5*
1 2 3 4 5 6

In the Green
Mechanics renting together. *Complete*

Boy
Teens at a hospital. *Complete*

The Boy Who Wandered
He kept wandering. *Currently at Ch 4*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Beyond the Valley of Rain
A false accusation. *Complete*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Beyond the Blood Sea Mountains
A mountain trip. *Currently at Ch 2*
1 2 3

More to be added later
Welcome to Rainstorms in July. The stories here are mostly fantasy or horror. You can contact me by email (rainstorms[at]tutanota[dot]com). I like secret pages. Have fun searching for them. Anything you see here is free to be reposted, printed in any number of copies, and adapted into any media with credit. Payment is not necessary. You are free to fully replicate this entire website, and archiving any page on this site is encouraged. It goes without saying that I am all for fanworks being created. I doubt anyone would ever make stuff like that for anything I've written, but I'm just putting that out there that I don't care what you do, so long as you don't claim my stuff as yours. Take it all, the code and everything. If you want to make physical editions or audiobook versions and even sell that, I don't care so long as the credit is included. For stories set in real locations, I would strongly encourage you to include my disclaimer below or a similar one. With the way websites can so easily disappear or be taken down, if you enjoyed anything here, please make a copy and archive it. I encourage you to do this with anything you like online and to do so regularly. I haven't gotten around to making my own button, but Dannarchy made me one a while back.
Disclaimer: While some of my stories mention real locations and real events, fictional events and characters are in no way representative of any real persons or events and should not be used as a reflection of those places. Any real places mentioned are merely to establish location and cultural aspects, and are not meant to be read any deeper than that. Every story on this site is entirely a work of fiction.
The background used on this site is "Green Cup" by Atle Mo via Subtle Patterns. The background pattern used on some of the secret pages is an edited version of "Concrete Seamless" by Archour, also via Subtle Patterns. The font used on this site is called "Rainstorms in July" and is based on my handwriting. This set of watercolor moons by Digital Curio was used on a secret page. This set of wintry watercolors by whiteheartdesign was used in making something on a secret page. "Fonstyle", a font by Locomotype Studio was used on a secret page. The font "Enigma" by Design Something was also used on a secret page. "Skinny", another font, was used on a secret page and made by Coloorz. "ModeNine" by Grudnuk Creations is used on some pages for the "forum" posts. If you liked any of these, please consider purchasing your own copies to have fun with.