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Part three of Do Unto Me, a short story set in my Winterfur world. Part four to come.
Rated Teen+ for mild swearing and adult situations you might find on prime time TV.
Things to Note: Sämasday is the Winterfur equivalent of Sunday. I named it for Shamash; the Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian sun god as well as god of justice for the latter two cultures.
Story and characters ©2011 Marvin E. Fuller
Addendum ~ 3/5/2011 Part 4 originally uploaded here in error. Despite the file name, this has been corrected to Part 3.
Part three of Do Unto Me, a short story set in my Winterfur world. Part four to come.
Rated Teen+ for mild swearing and adult situations you might find on prime time TV.
Things to Note: Sämasday is the Winterfur equivalent of Sunday. I named it for Shamash; the Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian sun god as well as god of justice for the latter two cultures.
Story and characters ©2011 Marvin E. Fuller
Addendum ~ 3/5/2011 Part 4 originally uploaded here in error. Despite the file name, this has been corrected to Part 3.
Category Story / Fantasy
Species Mink
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 92.2 kB
Listed in Folders
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Would you believe the bare rudiments of the Winterfur world were first established around 1994 from a Vicky Wyman Xanadu concept? Since then, I have evolved, mangled, mutilated, and spindled the world into its present shape using inspirations ranging from the real world to Star Trek to Sanguine Productions' Ironclaw RPG. Baksrit wasn't even an important character until 2004 when I needed a main character for my NaNoWriMo entry.
Would you believe the bare rudiments of the Winterfur world were first established around 1994 from a Vicky Wyman Xanadu concept? Since then, I have evolved, mangled, mutilated, and spindled the world into its present shape using inspirations ranging from the real world to Star Trek to Sanguine Productions' Ironclaw RPG. Baksrit wasn't even an important character until 2004 when I needed a main character for my NaNoWriMo entry.
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