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Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 1: Alexand Merek

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Alexand Merek has been released from a floating asylum. She has just woken from catatonia. This story is set fifty years before her first appearance in my series of novels. (A Spanish translation is now available, by Hernán Jara Droguett.) CLICK HERE for next chronological story.

Alexand’s back story, set in India (3997)

Images, story and characters, © Cheryl Moore

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Alexand Merek
Katherine De Somme
Jarad Vijay
Coming soon

Forthcoming releases, Issue 389: There’s No Place Like Home Part 3 (Wednesday 27th February) Issue 390: Heyem Merek Part 13 (Wednesday 6th March) Issue 391: The Enemy Mind Part 2 (Wednesday 13th March) Issue 392: The Dragon and The Butterfly Part 2 (Wednesday 20th March) Issue 393: Thirty-Nine Ninety-Two (TBA) Issue 394: The Enemy Mind Part 3 (TBA) Issue 395: Blood Part 2 (TBA) Issue 396: Mister Merek (TBA) Issue 397: The Guild Master’s General Part 12 (TBA) Issue 398: The Guild Master’s General Part 13 (TBA) Issue 399: The Enemy Mind Part 4 (TBA) Issue 400: Honeymoon (TBA) Issue 401: The Legacy Part 3 (TBA) Issue 402: The Guild Master’s General Part 14 (TBA) Issue 403: Katherine’s Ghost (TBA) Issue 404: The Enemy Mind Part 5 (TBA) Issue 405: Colonel Merek Part 3 (TBA) Issue 406: The Enemy Mind Part 6 (TBA) Issue 407: The Enemy Mind Part 7 (TBA) Issue 408: The Guild Master’s General Part 15 (TBA) Issue 409: January (TBA) Issue 410: January Part 2 (TBA) Issue 411: The Legacy Part 4 (TBA) Issue 412: February (TBA) Issue 413: February Part 2 (TBA) Issue 414: An Unlikely Philanthropist (TBA) Issue 415: An Unlikely Philanthropist Part 2 (TBA) Issue 416: Georges De Somme Part 2 (TBA) Issue 417: An Unlikely Philanthropist Part 3 (TBA) Issue 418: Georges De Somme Part 3 (TBA) Issue 419: March (TBA) Issue 420: The Wolf in the Woods (TBA) Issue 421: The Enemy Mind Part 8 (TBA) Issue 422: Doctor Heyem Merek (TBA) Issue 423: Elsa (TBA) Issue 424: The Enemy Mind Part 9 (TBA) Issue 425: Dear Alexand (TBA) Issue 426: Filius Anderson Part 6 (TBA) Issue 427: Colonel Merek Part 4 (TBA) Issue 428: Antun Rekaya Part 5 (TBA) Issue 429: Twinhood Part 5 (TBA) Issue 430: Antun Rekaya Part 6 (TBA) Issue 431: The Spy in The Barn (TBA) Issue 432: Ghost (TBA) Issue 433: The List (TBA) Issue 434: The List Part 2 (TBA) Issue 435: Inside The Coffin (TBA) Issue 436: Elsa’s Ghost (TBA) Issue 437: The Prison of Souls (TBA) Issue 438: The Prison of Souls Part 2 (TBA) Issue 439: The Prison of Souls Part 3 (TBA) and The Prison of Souls Part 4 (TBA)
What is this?

Unbound Boxes Limping Gods is the first in a series of speculative fiction manuscripts. 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.
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About The Characters
Edith MehXian
Filius Anderson
Helga Ritter
Heyem Merek
Inajda Rekaya
Eric Mehmed
Abouna Panak
Madhu Azizi
Ajeeta Kothari
Baio-Yujia Sun
Juba Apfvarzian
Asenath Bomani
Jay Varma
Anesidor Sumian
Georges De Somme
The Guild Master's General
Lucy Apfvarzian
Samira Ganesh
Antun Rekaya
Samuel Merevija
Ancille Merevija
Anastasia Merevija
Farokh Merek
Lali De Somme
Toreth Rek-cho
Octavia Vijay
Desmond Naylor
Clive Denzin
Doris Imbrovich
Aïcha Merek De Somme
Kavita De Somme
Ichitumbu Jalhavi
Gianti Dincrind
Mr Ash
Xan (Alexand) Medani
Zero Merevija
Anum Anzeti
Violet Hodgkis
Molli (with an i)
Eldenath Balsara
Thomas Watson
Grace O'Malley
Giselle Balsara
Ma'am Alamandez
Maria Thamian
Margaret McCrimmond
Rachel McCrimmond-Ferguson
Martin Lyons
Jonathan Bancroft
Garbán McGrath
Yemi Balsara
Bernadette Balsara
Patient 'H'
Cordelia (Bizzi) Gray
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. Cheryl
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