Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged art, Eldenath Balsara, feminist fiction, Giselle Balsara, Louisiana, Ma'am Alamandez, Samuel Merevija, Short illustrated stories, short story, The House of Plenitude and Mirth, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods on May 22, 2013 | 26 Comments »
Eldenath uses chores as cover for time with her own memories. Something she would get in trouble for if anyone else in the House of Plenitude and Mirth, could read her mind. (Apart from her friend Samuel Merevija, who is also an inmate)
Eldenath’s back story, set in Louisiana USA, (4039)
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged art, Dreaming, Eldenath Balsara, feminist fiction, Giselle Balsara, illustration, Ma'am Alamandez, Short illustrated stories, The House of Plenitude and Mirth, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods on December 19, 2012 | 30 Comments »
Eldenath Balsara has been living in The House Of Plenitude And Mirth, since her mother’s execution. (See Eldenath Balsara Part One) Ma’am Alamandez is chief matron and her words will keep Eldenath from being sent to The Far Away Lands or put inside The Bad Thing Box. This story directly follows after issue # 43: Ma’am Alamandez. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Eldenath’s back story set in Louisiana USA, (4039)
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged Eldenath Balsara, feminist fiction, Institution, louisiana usa, Ma'am Alamandez, religion, The House of Plenitude and Mirth, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods on July 18, 2012 | 46 Comments »
The Amanojuko have promised Ma’am Alamandez immortality, if she obeys their laws and works as a Madam in The House of Plenitude and Mirth. All she has to do is dull down the children and break down any who are too bright. (Eldenath Balsara is one of the residents inside The House of Plenitude and Mirth, along with Samuel Merevija.) CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Ma’am Alamandez’s back story, set in Louisiana, USA, (4039)
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged abduction, depression, Eldenath Balsara, feminist fiction, Giselle Balsara, Heyem Merek, mental illness, Nigeria, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods, Yemi Balsara on March 14, 2012 | 5 Comments »
Yemi Balsara is a drugs councilor in Nigeria. Her elder sister, Giselle was stolen as a nine year old child, causing Yemi’s mother to sink into severe depression. Yemi was born a year after Giselle disappeared, but the absence of her sister has deeply affected her family, even though Yemi does her best to relieve her mother’s pain, it is never enough. Bernadette leaves a candle burning in their window in the hope that one day Giselle will find her way home, but twenty years have passed and the old woman keeps waiting, leaving Yemi as her caretaker. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Yemi’s back story set in Nigeria (4026)
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged art, blogs, books, Disconnected stories, Eldenath Balsara, Experimental short story, fantasy, feminist fiction, Giselle Balsara, illustration, literature, Nigeria, science fiction, Short illustrated stories, speculative fiction, The Bad Thing Box, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods on June 8, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Giselle Balsara has a secret. She hides banned books and keeps paintings in her cellar. In a world where books that don’t pop up, will get you put inside The Bad Thing Box, Giselle is taking an incredible risk, sharing her knowledge with her eleven year old daughter, Eldenath. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Giselle’s back story, set in Nigeria (4036)
Posted in Art, Blogs, Books, Experimental, Experimental short story, graphic novel, Illustrated Short Story, Story Book Characters, Writing, tagged A Day In The Life of..., alligator eggs, Bad Thing Box, Bad things, bait, Book Characters, control, daughter, death, Disconnected stories, dreams, Eldenath Balsara, fantasy, feminist fiction, future, graphic novel, illiteracy, illustration, literature, Louisiana, micro blog, mother, music, mythology, North America, orphan, painting, repression, science fiction, Short illustrated stories, speculative fiction, swamp, Unbound Boxes Limping Gods, world building, writing on July 23, 2010 | 16 Comments »
Eldenath Balsara is an orphan. She doesn’t know who her father is and her mother was put in ‘The Bad Thing Box’ for being ‘evil’. She has a new mother, who is a matron in The House of Plenitude and Mirth. Eldenath has to un-learn the Bad Things taught to her by her old mother, like reading big words and looking at paintings and singing in the shower and listening to music. (See issue: 17) She is about twelve years old here. (A Spanish translation is now available, by Hernán Jara Droguett.) CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Eldenath’s back story, set in Louisiana, North America (4037)
Images, story and characters, © Cheryl Moore
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