MICHAEL FAIRWEATHER'S
LEGENDS
When my father and I were going through my brother Mike’s belongings soon after he passed, we discovered a small, self-bound book containing 12 short stories he wrote during his sixth grade. These stories explore the origins of natural phenomena, seemingly influenced by First Nations legends.
Here are those stories.
WRITTEN BY:
ARTIST:
MICHAEL FAIRWEATHER
Z. BEHESHTI
AND THE RED HAND
CHAAYA
CHAAYA
AND THE RED HAND
BOOK THREE
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"Punishment is not for revenge, but to lessen crime and reform the criminal."- Elizabeth Fry 1798
In chapter three, we learn how ' the red hand ' gained his moniker, find some needed help from an old friend, and unfold a source to Chaayas fire.
ZITIS DETORRES
STEVEN FAIRWEATHER
WRITTEN BY:
ARTIST:
AND THE RED HAND
CHAAYA
BOOK TWO
"Evil isn't born; it's made".
In chapter two of CHAAYA and the RED HAND, a dark tale of transformation begins.
An impressionable mind is molded by decades of violence and corruption, while CHAAYA edges closer to the truth.
DETAILS
WRITTEN BY:
ARTIST:
STEVEN FAIRWEATHER
ZITIS DETORRES
CHAAYA
AND THE RED HAND
DETAILS
BOOK ONE
Set in the streets of India, a young woman named Chayya, is on a mission to hunt down known killers and abusers. Along her journey, she meets an excommunicated forest guard. They align and join forces to fight back against a corrupt system. As they forge ahead, they discover an extremely dark history behind the powers that be. Within this sect, is an evil beyond anything that they could have ever imagined.
WRITTEN BY:
ARTIST:
ZITIS DETORRES
STEVEN FAIRWEATHER
