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A Tale from Clevaria

Posted on January 8, 2015 by Confanity

In the time of the god-king, lord of the sky, director of rain, clouds, and wind, whose name was secret, emissaries came from the plains to Clevaria. They worshipped strange gods of earth, and carried one with them in a … Continue reading →

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Directions, Part II

Posted on September 8, 2014 by Confanity

(Continued from part I) It was that private smile—sometimes tired, sometimes bitter, sometimes pleased, but always incomprehensible—that won. Seth had given up trying to see how his roommate could find amusement in random situations, even in their most vicious arguments. … Continue reading →

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Directions, Part I

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Confanity

As a grad student taking two translation workshops and teaching two drill sections (first-year Japanese ), I don’t have a lot of time for writing. What I can do, and have been doing since A Flight of Words, is put … Continue reading →

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