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New FanFic: The Adventures of Jurg Smith and Heals-Beyond-Life (Part 1)

The Adventures of Jurg Smith and Heals-Beyond-Life: How Our Intrepid Heroes Met One Another (2546 words) by worthyadvisor Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Elder Scrolls Online Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Original Male/Non-Binary Pairing Characters: Original Argonian Character(s) (Elder Scrolls), Original Male Nord

February/March Newsletter: Crossroads and Is It Getting Hot in Here?

It’s March in Florida, which means it’s starting to get in to the Yucky-Hots instead of the Merely-Warms. What that means for me is that I hide in the AC unless we are going out somewhere or going swimming. The editing work on the next 3 novels is

November Updates: Hello there!

Yes, I know it’s been a while since I’ve done a monthly update/newsletter thing, but, well, life happened and lots of change came with it... The biggest change many of you already know: My Wife and I have left Switzerland and are in the process of moving

The Hermit: Spirits

“The center of our sphere is here, and I denote it with the coordinates zero, zero, zero. For this working, it is the center of all things. It has a radius, r, that is large enough to contain this Shrine and our working. I denote this sphere as the circle,

The Hermit: Preparations

I cut off the braid in Katy’s hair just above the hair tie then held out the braid for her, and Noise-Maker, to see. Katy burst into tears. “Why is there water on your face?” the alien asked, concerned. “It’s called tears.” Katy shook her head. “And I

The Hermit: Morning

Noise-Maker turned out to be a heavy sleeper. I woke up around dawn from a dream where I was searching for something, but I couldn’t figure out what I was searching for. I rolled over, moved my legs to the side of the bed, and sat up. I rubbed

The Hermit: First Aid

I brought the alien into the sitting area of the cottage, moving the coffee table out of the way so that they had a clear place to sit. “Give me a minute to get my first aid kit,” I told them as they settled on the floor. I went to