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pmmg
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Sinbad comes from the Arabian Knights tales. He has seven legendary voyages. From his stories we get the Roc, which most westerners...
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Insolent Lad
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A quote from the late Sir Terry Pratchett...
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As much of Pratchett's writing, I think this should be taken as a tongue in cheek exaggeration. That doesn't mean there's no validity to it.
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Naruzeldamaster
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As far as I'm aware (and my knowledge of him is very light so I may miss some facts) he's a legendary thief/pirate born from a desert...
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The Dark One
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Way too much of a vague generalisation for me. Where's his evidence? I would have thought that we novelists (presumably with...
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RoccO
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Who is Sinbad anyway, why does he emerge in history? There are some tropes that travel through time, but no one takes the blame for...
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RoccO
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And they are hunting the dreaded kalisk.
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Prince of Spires
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Congrats on getting this far. Don't worry about length. My personal experience with first novels is that the next one will get longer...
Today at 3:35 AM
Prince of Spires
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For being drawn on a napkin, that pegasus looks amazing.
Today at 3:26 AM
Prince of Spires
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Discovery mapping
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I think you underestimate my curiosity and enjoyment of history and maps... I love hearing history lectures, including about the chaos...
Today at 3:23 AM
skip.knox
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Discovery mapping
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Well, faulty memory. I pulled the map and it's 1360. Not a whole lot going on, except a pause in the 100 Years War. Europe was just...
Today at 12:24 AM
pmmg
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Id imagine drinking beers and flying on a pegasus did not go together well, saddle or not.
Today at 12:12 AM
skip.knox
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I've read Stonelands. The research was definitely worth the time and money! ... I'm trying to make a joke that would involve wings but...
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Karlin
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Anyone else on here into vintage computing?
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ALGOL! There was a guy in my high school class who could whistle and fool the modem, so teh remote "terminal" would print nonsense
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hunterjwizzard
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That beats any of my stories, for sure.
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Malik
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Also, never underestimate what you can learn from an expert in their field over a couple of baskets of wings and a pitcher of beer. I...
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