Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 71: The Other Side Part 3
February 6, 2013 by cherylmoore
After breaking into a high security room onboard the Floating Asylum, (see The Other Side Parts One and Two) Abouna Panak and Heyem Merek, race to retrieve proof of an Amanojuko takeover plan. (Note: Back on Christmas Island, the resistance includes (Alexand Merek) Inajda Rekaya, Juba Apfvarzian, Jarad Vijay, Anesidor Sumian and Toreth Rek-cho.) (CLICK HERE for next chronological story)
Abouna Panak and Heyem Merek, Set in The Floating Asylum, somewhere in The Tasman Sea, and Christmas Island, Japan. (4003)
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Oh This great, Cheryl! The story is almost Orwellian in nature. LOVE IT!
Glad you like it Mark! Thanks again for your encouragement, I appreciate it.
I got a bit lost in it–my fault, no doubt. I love your style of writing and your graphics as usual.
Hi Kenny, thanks for taking the time to read, I hope it’ll become clearer in the next few issues? Glad you like this longer story form. There’s a few more issues in this thread, and then I return to some shorter stories. Cheryl
Cheryl – I am constantly amazed and inspired by your art and writing – you are the best…
That means a lot to me, John, thank you.
Hello! Thanks for visiting and following my blog. your stories look intriguing and I m enjoying having a look round.
Hi Birdie, thank you. BTW I love your paintings, I’ve added you as a flickr contact so I can have a look at all your work. Good to meet you! Cheryl
We stumble upon many websites, blogs and articles on our daily journey through cyberspace. Every now and then you land on gem – something special that makes you go “WOW” and it draws you in immediately. That is not easy to achieve – but my dear Cheryl you are that person, this is one of those blogs!! – Love the style, the images, and way you communicate.
You have a genre of your own I think – very creative. Well done and thanks
Hi Percy, thank you, I’m glad you like what you’ve read! Thanks so much for your encouragement and kind words, it means a lot to me as a writer. Cheryl
Excellent, excellent, excellent. Thanks, Cheryl. I love a good story.
Hi Erik, thank you, it’s good to meet you. Cheryl
Hi Cheryl! Things are really hotting up! Looking forward to next week’s issue. By the way, I love the tech in your stories – it seems effortlessly woven into the fabric of your world, just as it is in ours. And Abouna is such an interesting character – there’s real depth here.
Hi Richard, thank you! Their world is as real to me as this one (or more real maybe) so I’m glad the technology translates smoothly. I’m glad to finally get the opportunity to introduce Abouna Panak to you in more depth as he is one of the fundamental characters which binds the world together, in the novels that is. He’s very complicated to me too, and I’m still trying to work him out. Having known him for a good few decades of my own life, he’s a tricky character to fathom.
Brilliant Cheryl, every bit just draws the reader in more and more. Need to see the next bit now.
Hi Shehanne, glad you like it
I wish I could post this series one after the next, as that was a thought before I started this, although I’d probably give myself an RSI trying to draw the whole lot in one go, (which is why I decided to post them each week) I wish I could draw faster though! Thanks for reading, as always it’s very much appreciated. Cheryl
O’Cheryl…grand is you.
Much Welcome.
How very interesting! and such a good read. I do thank you for finding my blog and for following. You have a new follwer here. I am excited about reading more!
Thank you so much, good to meet you!
Thanks so much for becoming a subscriber. As kindred spirits we combine individual passions through our creative works and share them. Really nice to find your site as well.
Hi Sally, good to meet you too
Love your blog!!!! Thank You for liking my Jean michel basquait poster.I like his work !!! *Cynthia
Likewise, Cynthia and thank you