Doctor Heyem Merek, takes pride in her achievements, and likes to be in control of her life. Unfortunately her identical twin sister, Alexand has asked to meet with her at work (on a matter of urgency.) Heyem is nervous about the other lecturers and students learning too much about her background. She has no idea what Alexand wants, but she is going to make every effort to prepare for social war. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 38: Heyem Merek Part 2
June 13, 2012 by cherylmoore
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing | Tagged Alexand Merek, feminist fiction, Heyem Merek, identical twin, lecturer, narcissism, sisters, social status, speculative fiction, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods, university | 66 Comments
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Unbound Boxes Limping Gods is the first in a series of speculative fiction manuscripts, for which I'm seeking publication. These short stories feature some of the characters in a time set before the novels.So many stories! Where do I begin?
Go to the Story timelines tab at the top, and you can read all the stories in order of time. You'll find them gradually connecting together.Follow me on twitter
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(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. CherylUnbound Boxes on Flickr
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love the blog!
Thank you, it’s mutual. You have some inspiring quotes on your blog. I especially love the Frida Kahlo lines!
sorry so late I left on vacation, yes Frida’s words are so true, now will check your blog
Thank you for the recent like and follow at my blog. Yours is a delightful richness of talent – wonderful stories and art. I love it!
Thank you, it’s mutual. I love your art, especially the Canadian Geese painting!
Great writing!!! I enjoyed!!!
Thank you!
Very creative and artistic blog! Thanks for following my blog.
Thank you, Ganesh, and you have some inspirational thoughts on your blog. It’s good to meet you. Cheryl
Thanks Cheryl! My pleasure.
Creative, creative, creative indeed. Love the illustrations as well. Great work!
Thank you!
Sure. Anytime…:-)
Great work! A true artist..
Thank you! And you…I love your poetry.
I really appreciate that.
OK it’s my first visit and I can’t read the entire saga (sagas) now, but so far so good. WOW nice work Cheryl!
Hi Doug, and thank you! You’re welcome to visit again. The Story Timeline tab gives you the stories in order of date, (if ever you fancy reading them in order) Good to meet you. (And thank you for reblogging Heyem’s story, she’s most excited about it) Cheryl
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I’m going through your blog, and I can’t get enough of it. I’m captivated & can’t wait for more! You make me want to expand what I started a while back.
Thank you. I’m glad, and love your poetry.
I like your writing and illustrations. To have drawings of your characters must be a big help when writing stories.
Hi, Janna, thank you. Your Full Moon story is very atmospheric, I really enjoyed reading it. Yes, I love drawing them, but it takes longer than I’d like! (The stories come first, then I work out the drawings later) It’s good to meet you. Cheryl
good draws!! and artistics!!! love your blog!!
Thank you, likewise. I love Treeman, you have a very distinctive style.
have explored your site a little – would need a week to read it all – so rich and multi-layered – I’m so very impressed by your writings and artwork. I am honoured by your visit and Follow at art rat cafe, coming from someone with such enormous creative ability your support means a lot to me…
Thank you. Likewise! You are a very prolific artist / writer, and people should go and visit your site! It’s good to meet you. Cheryl
Your supportive words mean a lot, thank you…
Your writing and art work are very creative. I will be back!
Thank you! You have some beautiful photography, especially the Kookaburra in the Rain!
Thank you SO much for following my WordPress blog, Cheryl! I really appreciate that.
You’re welcome!
Thank you for sharing your great drawings and stories. I’ve enjoyed reading some parts. I will come back for more, later.
Thank you! You have some fantastic art and photography on your blog! Good to meet you.
Thank you! A pleasure to meet you.
thankyou for visiting my blog! I find yours absolutely stunning, your artwork is out of this world! I will start reading some of the issues, I could probably get lost in them
Hi, you have a very unusual and imaginative blog. I need to do this manually, lol, the wordpress thingy is messing up responses! Thank you, I appreciate it. I think your writing is fantastic BTW and people should go and visit. I love your poetry. Good to meet you! Cheryl
Thank you for reading, it means a lot.
Good character development, and I love your adaptation of storyboards.
Interesting personal bio.
Thank you.
My 5 AM mind coupled with a coffee and cigarettes are enjoying your vignettes!
I’m glad. BTW The Earth Holds Sorrows is a beautifully written poem, which I can relate to. Thank you!
No problem!
The stories are based on characters from my unpublished manuscripts. I’m hoping to get them published one day, but it’s rewarding writing this way. I’d recommend it!
Hi Cheryl, and thanks for following my blog – I’ve got some catching up to do with yours!!
Thank you Paul! Your photos have made me want to walk mountains again.
Hi Cheryl, thanks for visiting and following my blog. Your blog looks amazing and I am very excited to explore more.
Hi, thank you! I love your photographs of London, they’re very vibrant and colourful.
Thank you
Great post
Thanks, Tebogo, I appreciate it, likewise with your poetry and short stories.
Thank you. And I’ll definitely be visiting again soon.
The first thing to attract me was the picture you use for your profile. When I got here, your illustrations blew me away. I haven’t even started reading yet!
Thanks for visiting my poetry too – interesting to see who likes what, isn’t it?
Hi Julia, thank you, and yes, I’m looking forward to reading more of your poems. I really loved Butterfly. I’m glad you like the illustrations here.
Thank you for liking my post “Hiaku Grace” and for deciding to follow “Unwalled”, I am truly honored………your blog is very interesting and I think your artwork is phenomenal!……..all the best……Kim
You’re welcome and thank you, Kim! You have the ability to make a few words mean a lot. Cheryl
Thanks for stopping by AND following carefreecomposition.com…I appreciate the blog love. Your character drawings are amazing!
Wow! This isn’t a blog: it’s a new planet! So much to delve into…thanks for the follow and the like. I really look forward to diving into your stories and drawings
Hi, you’re welcome, I enjoyed reading Rub’ al Khali. Thanks for stopping by, I’m glad you enjoyed reading the stories. Cheryl
Cheryl, this is fascinating! I knew I was going to be stuck stalking your characters, from the second I laid eyes on Heyem. Her vapid ego centric gorgeousness is my brand of crazy. Thanks a lot! I should be working on my stuff.
It is a deviation that I’m sure I will enjoy.
Thank you, Heyem is flattered she has a stalker, it’s boosted her ego even more… btw The Lusting is an awesome poem, and people should go and read your work, you’re very talented. (Heyem says hi,)
I’m flattered.
I love this narcissist character Heyem!…so many like her in real life too!..sketches are brilliant as well!
Thanks, Apurva, she’s based on a real life person, so she’s pretty real to me also
Glad you like Heyem, she’s secretly one of my favourites, and I LOVE writing for her!