Anum Anzeti has never met a lunatic quite as frightening as the man who claims to be a future version of himself. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Anum Anzeti’s back story, set in Alexandria, Egypt (2374)
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 19: Anum Anzeti
July 11, 2011 by cherylmoore
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He’s a tricky one is Anzeti, you can throw tomatoes at the lunatic!!!
This is enough to make a person give up time-travel. I had no idea I was traumatizing my young self so, but yes, this is exactly right. I love how clearly you’ve imagined this, Cheryl! Good job!
Thanks Vanessa! But don’t let it put you off time travel! Glad you like it.
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Thanks, Glenda, have posted links to your review site. Looking forward to August!
What a frightening idea, that one could have one’s empathy kicked out. Excellent phrase, darling!
Hi Helena, yes Anum Anzeti is a complicated character. Oh btw I’ve nominated you for The Sunshine Award. I’m recommending other people go and read it. http://cherylmoore.wordpress.com/friends-and-links/ Thanks for reading my stories too, I appreciate it.
What a wonderful gesture, Cheryl, thank you so much! I get lost in your world, and hope someday to make sense of it all — though part of the charm is being surprised at who will turn up where! I admit I’m a bit of a novice at this Awards thing, so I’ll just do my best to graciously accept and post on my site as per your instructions. Cheers, darling!
You’re welcome Helena!