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scottatirrell.com
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| | | | | An Author's Note What follows is a very rough draft opening chapter of my current work-in-progress-a dark fantasy tale offering Jezelle's backstory. For those who haven't yet stepped into Absolution of the Morning Star (AMS), Jezelle is one of its core viewpoint characters. In Dawn of the Lightbearer, she hints at her traumatic past with... | |
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www.stevedubois.net
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| | | | | As loudly as Jason was snoring, you'd think he'd have woken himself up. His room beneath the staircase in the apothecary was more of a ... | |
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www.michaelkingswood.com
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| | | | | I am once again participating in The Infinite Bard this week. For this outing, I am using the story I read for this weekend's Story Saturday on Story Time With Michael Kingswood. Moonstruck i... | |
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www.diabolicalplots.com
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| | | [AI summary] The story is a deeply personal and symbolic narrative that intertwines the author's life with a fictional tale involving a demon, crochet, and themes of self-acceptance. It begins with a character named Lucie who is haunted by her past, particularly her grandmother's teachings and her own failures. The story transitions into a surreal and fantastical realm where Lucie meets a demon who challenges her to complete a crochet project, representing her journey toward self-acceptance. The narrative is rich in symbolism, with the crochet blanket serving as a metaphor for the intertwined lives of Lucie and her grandmother, as well as the author's own experiences. The story culminates in a moment of self-realization and acceptance, where Lucie acknowledg... | ||
