Krin Van Tatenhove - Words & Images

24/12/2025

Groovin' on the Beach

23/12/2025

Checkmate

17/12/2025

Just in time for Christmas! The latest from Story Sanctum...

Dr. Benoit was only a bit saner than his patients. Volunteering on Christmas Eve felt rash to his office partners, but the veteran psychiatrist insisted. He’d received an emergency call from a healthcare protection officer at noon, and by twelve-thirty, Dr. Benoit drove his compact car five hours ...

16/12/2025

Taoist Casino

12/12/2025

Hybrid Hooves

08/12/2025

Searching for new direction in his practice and personal life, a psychologist begins to experiment with lucid dreaming. He never imagined the fullness of what his subconscious was preparing for him.

Dreams are the touchstones of our character.  – Stephen LaBerge The sign on my office door says John Longfellow, PsyD – Individual and Family Counseling. I’…

03/12/2025

Elfen

02/12/2025

Wildness is not an optional luxury. It's a necessity that connects us to our truest selves. Take a few moments to read this reminder.

(Click here to download my expanded compilation of text and photos called The Necessity of Wildness) John Muir once said that “wildness is a necessity.” I agree, and it’s a truth that stands as an …

01/12/2025

Click here for a free downloadhttps://krinvan.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/ten-tenacious-tales.pdf Ten unforgettable stories of courage, resilience, and transformation. From orphan trains and ancient daggers to modern acts of redemption, “Ten Tenacious Tales” brings history, mystery, and humanity to life. These gripping narratives remind us that hope endures—and that every life holds a story worth telling.

27/11/2025

Into the Center

25/11/2025

End of a Long Day

24/11/2025

Sunrise, April 2, 1848. New Orleanians Joseph Armand and Nicholas LeDoux square off for a duel. They could never imagine what would happen to them by sunset.

New Orleans, April 2, 1848 Tendrils of morning fog drifted through the live oaks of St. Anthony’s Garden. Nestled behind St. Louis Cathedral’s towering spires, the garden was an Old-World mas…