After accidentally killing their friend, Baio-Yujia Sun, (see issue # 25) Heyem, Alexand and Jarad must face the consequences. Heyem and Jarad have been sentenced to five years each and Alexand ten years in military correction. (The same institution Katherine De Somme, Inajda Rekaya and Abouna Panak are resident.) This story is set from Alexand’s perspective, for the first time since issue # 1: Alexand Merek. It marks the anniversary of Heyem and Alexand’s birth (on 2nd December.) The 2nd December holds significance to me and my family, which is why I’ve chosen to release two stories consecutively. (This is for you Dad.)
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 26: There’s No Place Like Home
December 2, 2011 by cherylmoore
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Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories: Issue # 28About my books and short stories
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods is the first in a series of speculative fiction novels, for which I'm seeking publication. These short stories feature some of the characters. Most are back stories set before the first book, but some stories are set in the sub plot. I hope you enjoy them. Maybe one day you'll be able to read the books and know these characters more intimately.About the characters
The blurb for Unbound Boxes Limping Gods
(Set in 4041, the first book begins on Christmas Island, Japan.) Alexand Merek is a woman who treasures "Bad Things," and delights in music. She has done something stupid, placing those she loves in danger. Women like her are not welcome in the ordinary world, where women who play piano and dance with wives are placed into, "The Bad Thing Box." Alexand must fight to bring her lost family back together to save them from an unimaginable fate. (If you would like to see this book published, please press the follow button. The writer gives life to a story, but the reader keeps it alive.)This is for you Dad.
My stories and my world are dedicated to you, Dad. You died before I was old enough to know who you were. I will try to find you in my stories, to go to places far away from this world, to search for you. Maybe one day I'll know you again. Until then I'll keep writing. I'll never forget you. CherylSpecial Thanks
People leave impressions. For everything you do and have done. For those of you who have shaped my life and made these characters possible and for those who have offered your support and encouragement, or have inspired me. Mum, Dad, David Dando-Moore, Sam Dando-Moore, Nick Ridley, Nan, Nana, Granddad Ray, Granddad Eric, Jasmine Brennan, Chantal Boudreau, Ien Nivens, Cynthia Echterling, Ren Garcia, Rachel Bradshaw, Jade E Feldman, Richard Moore, Steve Troake, Paul Troake, Robin Moore, Jean Moore, Kath Kanji, Amir Kanji, Norman Troake, Louise Moore, Alice Moore, Archie Moore, Isaac Moore, Ivy Moore, Graham Casselden, Blair Shelmerdine, Lynne Dando, Robert Dando, Kaely Horton, Emily Moore, Jenny Troake, Scott Harlib, Todd Nelsen, Tammy Parks, Sam Smiley, Alexandra Whispers, Leah Petersen, Eric B. Thomasma, Naomi Chance, Karl McGowan, Tracy Ames, Lara Dunning, Sheri Fresonke Harper, Ruppert Lindemann, Joseph Pinto, Eeleen Lee, Paulette C Turcotte, Michelle Izmaylov, Tony Riches, Brent Allard, Lars Swearingen, REscarcega, Sara Furlong Burr, Monica Camarena, Rosaline Georgine Agaatsz, Christine Mulvey, Janis Monroe, Stephen Kendal, Peggy Kassees, Camille Cavanagh, Brian Stark, Sue Clarke, Chris Dunbar, Steve Haynes, Nqula Zikhona, Ruth Davis Hays, Gina Kincade, Ethel Caraig, Brian Hayward, Jim Mcleod, David Howerton, DeAnna Thompson-Blailock, Iain Cairns, Hayden Thorne, Brian Reed Wood, Rae Lori, Maxwell Cynn, Kimberly Gonzalez, Jennifer Gore Ratliff, David Rozansky, Amber Keyser, A. Stuart Williams, Fran McGinn, Pennii Lowry, Khanada Taylor, Alex Meleg, Jinx Strange, Angel Jaymes Kurtz, Sara McGoodwin, Peter Saga, JRD Skinner, Cheryl Moore, Jay Nair, Bianca Pagani, Jared Anderson, Teresa Ford, Paul Grimsley, Tim Worsham, Elisabeth Tilton, Clair Malcom, David Jones, Abha Iyengar, Stephen M. Zumbo, everyone at The Cola Factory, Michaela Staton, Deborah Walker, Cat Conway, Heather Stevenson, Stace Dumoski, Allen Veitch, Darran Lloyd, Roy Smith, Sister Ancille, Rich Feitelberg, Vishnu Kaippillil Rajappan, Emma Fisher, Imran Malik, Michael Bangham, Glenda Bixler, Mickey Mills, Andrew Carey, Azriel Johnson, Vanessa Cavendish, Ivan Stoikov, Marsha Moore, Kim Williams Justesen, Breanne Rowe, Nicki Hayward, Justine Hedman, Neil Middleton, Elizabeth Judd, Arthur Imbrey, Louise Allison, Samantha Quinnell, Anna Drummond-Moray, Chris Nurse, Siobhan Reddy, Frances Woodley, Dr. Matthew Rampley, Kelly Priestley, Tracy Mullholland-Smith, Betty Devine, Sammy Devine, Ken Devine, Rachel Casselden, James Casselden, Damian Hemsworth, Matthew Ridley, Sam Ridley, Tori Amos, Neil Gaiman, Anne Rice, Alan Moore, Alma Alexander, John Martin, Toni Morrison, Joanna Russ.Join my page on Facebook
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