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  • May 3, 2007
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  • Derek
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Chronicles

The difference between fiction and reality is that fiction has to make sense. — Tom Clancy

Fiction is about stuff that’s screwed up. — Nancy Kress

Invent your own mythology or be slave to another man’s. — William Blake

 

Some stories may contain mature content and themes not suitable for younger readers. Sorry, kids.

 

Go watch the news instead. It’ll scar you just as deeply, and you’ll be more “worldly” for your effort.

For the rest of you: I’ll mark which ones are questionable (when there are some) if you’re offended by that sort of thing or just prefer not to see it. What sort of thing? Think of something that offends you… Picture it in your mind… Right, that sort of thing, you dirty, dirty person. Find something else to do if you don’t like that. There’s not much of that (yet) and I doubt there’ll ever be so much it’s dripping off the InterTubes, but it’s fair warning.

Sections

Terra Fabula

The works collected here recount a portion of the travels of a foxen alien as he attempts to live out his life in a universe that won’t let him die in peace. In a former life, this work was entitled Earth Isn’t So Bad.

Paradigm Shift

The continuation of Terra Fabula, half a century later. Humans have a well-established colony on the Moon, and a small team has been on Mars for several years. Tarioshi has befriended a young college student in order to help him out of his rut of depression and things between them are not going as she’d planned. Elsewhere, the recently rechartered Commonwealth of United Worlds has voted to begin contact procedures with the little blue planet.

The Burn Pile

Tangents, Not-Cannon, and Under-Construction pieces.

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