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The Avatars of GloryA Book by badgertonThe broken leader, The wise one, the general, the sarcastic assassin, the mischievous one, the introvert and the one filled with rage. The journey of.. |
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Chapter 2- The threat revealed.A Chapter by badgertonThe boats arrive on the shore as Kalek prepares his men. The threat is revealed and a war council is called. |
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Monk's shaved pateA Poem by Robert RonnowMonk's shaved patethick pelt around edgeleans over book leans over book above riverreciting lines, reading scriptures, preparingfirst fo.. |
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HIS MATINS.A Poem by Terry CollettA MONK AND MATINS AND MEMORIES |
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BOOK BINDER.A Poem by Terry CollettA YOUNG MAN MEETS A BOOK BINDING MONK IN 1968 |
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1968 COMPLINE.A Poem by Terry CollettON SEEING MY FIRST MONK AT COMPLINE IN 1968 |
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HANGING THEREA Poem by Terry CollettA MONK AND A NOVICE IN A MONASTERY IN 1971 |
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4. THE GOLDEN STATUEA Chapter by Peter RogersonA tale of magic and mystery and Robin Hood merging with a hobby shared by my two sons thirty-odd years ago. |
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Games, Tea, and EnlightenmentA Chapter by A Shared NarrativeA man seeks wisdom from a guru in the mountains, who only wants to play children's games |
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Monk and MercenaryA Book by scrivenessJynga, a loner half-orc who defected from the army and now works as a killer for hire saves Adi, a cloisterd monk with a passion for botony, and no re.. |
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In The BeginningA Chapter by scrivenessIt's the meet-cute |
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BROTHER SIMEON'S SHOCKA Story by Peter RogersonA tale of total authority and the abuse of power set in a medieval monastery, but a similar tale could be told just about anywhere and anywhen |
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NOT A CLOWN.A Poem by Terry CollettA YOUNG MAN ON THE BRINK OF MONKHOOD IN 1971 |
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DIM OF LIGHT.A Poem by Terry CollettA YOUNG MAN ON THE BRINK OF MONKHOOD IN 1971 |
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HE IS NOT DEAD.A Poem by Terry CollettA YOUTH ON THE BRINK OF MONKHOOD IN 1971 |
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HOLY ORDERSA Story by Peter RogersonThere's no rational reason for the way some faiths despise women... |
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THIS HEAVEN OF HISA Story by Peter RogersonEven the holiest can corrupt himself... |
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