Tác giả: anh
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Penelope, And The Tapestries She’s Woven Into My Heart
For the longest time, I’ve always had the strangest of fascinations with the female figures I read about in my Greek mythology comics. The stories themselves were focused mostly on the men, and so were many of the readers, I’m sure – Hercules with his great feats of physical strength, Odysseus and his thousand cunning…
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Circe, My Mirror Between The Pages
Where to even begin? This was exactly as I had feared, the reason why my hands hovered so long over the keyboard, time and time again, the moment I decided that this book must be what I start on, the beginning of everything on this blog. But what other choice do I have? Circe has…
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Diary on The Streets (Beta-d)
Starvation truly is no pleasant experience, Sylvea had heard a man on one of the televisions displayed behind glass in a department store say this when she was hurrying around town one day. She hadn’t paid much attention to him at the time, more preoccupied with keeping her head down low with her eyes and…
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The Headmage’s Proposition
The headmage’s fingers curled over her shoulder, the golden claw rings he had worn over his gloves in place of true nails digging faintly into her uniform, cold even through the layers of fabric; her hand froze in her lap, useless as any prosthetic. “Incidentally, Ramshackle Dorm’s food expenses have been mounting as of late,…
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Best of Wives and Best of Women
Elizabeth slowly awakened; rolling over in the king-sized bed and bunching up the sheets as she did so. The storm outside had subsided. She pushed herself into a sitting position, bleary-eyed. Out of the corner of her eye, she could see the faint light of the lamp, shining from the open door from the room…
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NoahPearl – Fire and Blood (Noah’s POV)
Perhaps he should run. Fast and far, like how innocent men caught in unfortunate accidents would. He had come to sort the new shipments, the lantern in use was faulty and that was what set fire to the cellar; the tale was on his tongue, as easy and natural as second nature, yet he still…