Caligula's Launderette

EDITED! Thanks to all who helped in this. Faeid Draft III, Mon 13 Mar 2006 Part One: Dawning “And what of your son, sire?” Lord Perdhel of Gongolas shifted his ...

Hey what a coinkidink, I am editing Faeid right now... again. Ilen is an kingdom, Aea is the land/planet. I should probably make that clear, before chapter two. Kay, thank ...

Some more... Romaunt of the Rose, Chaucer Scarlet Pimpernel, Orczy Canterbury Tales, Chaucer The Art of War, Sun Tzu (...and in goverment classes... it was required reading along with The ...

...a pirates life for me... oh sorry wrong plot... At this time in the evening, the town was mostly empty: a few others traversed the wintered ground, and the continuous ...

YAY Ari, una fiesta!

thank you dear! I should have put this up - Cumbia, is a form of dance from Columbia. So basically 'cumbia' means 'dance'... Cumbia is originally a Colombian folk dance ...

This is part of a poem I am writing for a friend (her birthday present actually), and I was wondering, for all who speak spanish out there (or not) if ...

It reads so well, and I love the allusions of the last stanza. I don't have much to say except it made me think, and think in a good way. ...

I think this is the right rating... all comments, crits, suggestions welcome. CL m.a.l.a.i.s.e -I am going to die- she whimpers fingers gouging at my scalp tangledbrambles in my hair ...

Awww thank you all... :oops: I really enjoyed writing this one. And Xan, alliteration is the word I think you are thinking of. Ciao, CL.

hehheh... reminds me of the crazy monologue. I like the POV how it is :D, a bit Schizo for the best. My favorite line would be - That hurts like ...

Firstly - Do the Punc! As Bob would say. Secondly - my crit - so here we go - Fire tongues leave black scraps In it’s weary wake - I ...

Yes Kay, Truro is a real place. More exposure, agreed. I just finished reading it once-over, but I've got stuff on the stove, so I'll post my crit later. First ...

Although the term "guerilla" was not coined until around 25-30 years later in the Peninsular War when the Spanish and Portuguese used it against the French. - Well yes... hmmm... ...

Oooo, just lovely. Made me laugh. :D