Tales From Earth

General

• Violet Kiteway wants us to write a book for her.
• She plans to have it published by Seaside Press.
• Once it's published, she can use her credentials as a published author to get access to the diary of Anthony Granier

References

• article, 05-DEC-05 "Seaside Announces Plan to Release Earth Anthology" (link)

Requirements

• Entries should be themed: Games
  • Let me re-emphasize: Entries should be themed: Games
  • Any game will do, and I believe if a submission is strong enough we can probably look the other way if it doesn't have much to do with any literal games.
• We do not have a given length minimum or maximum on individual entries.
• Entries may be poetry, prose, or most anything else.
• Seaside Press have said they will allow some illustrations.
  • However this is not an art book, bear in mind. Think black-and-white.

Instructions

Use this page as an index of other pages.

Please format your page titles thusly:

Tales From Earth:Title

Add a link on this page your own work, like this:

Tales From Earth:Title - User:YourName  date, length
Add a short description of the work here.

So for example, if Sente were to write a piece on his family, he might format it like so:

Tales From Earth:Kiteway Crazies - User:Sente  28-NOV-05, 5000 words
A short treatise on my lunatic daughters, both of whom cavort with strangers.

Also note, people may choose to post articles on some other site (such as a blog) and link to it from here.

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Index of articles

Tales From Earth:Tower of Cards - User:Gibbet  04-DEC-05, 1242 words Editor:Centipede
A story of persistence to fulfill a lifelong dream. (Feedback will be welcomed)

Tales From Earth:ilovenatalie.exe - User:GasparLewis  2-DEC-05, 1300 words and a big pile of numbers
William's girlfriend is missing, and somebody planned it.
Can he solve his way to her rescue? Or rather... can you?

Tales From Earth:Ramblerhymes I and II - User:GasparLewis  29-NOV-05, 1000+ words
A free-form, semi-poignant tirade about nothing... in a good way.

Tales From Earth: The night - User:Specterz  29-NOV-05, 500 words
A little rant about nights on Earth.

Tales From Earth:Coffee Addiction - User:Coxtin 29-NOV-05, 1081 words
A NON_AUTOBIOGRAHPICAL story about a man who loves coffee.

Tales From Earth:peta - User:Coxtin 29-NOV-05, 1225 words
A story in which a monkey gives relationship advice which is unwelcome

Tales From Earth:Expedition - User:Forg 29-NOV-05, 1290 words
Another day comes, another day goes...

Tales From Earth:Reality? Virtually! - User:Sentinel  28-NOV-05, 2581 words
A discussion of the ever blurring boundaries between reality and the world of gaming.

Tales From Earth:The Assignment - User:Enigmaster 29-NOV-05, 1337 words (:D)
A short story, illustrating one of the many pressures of student life.

Tales From Earth:The London 2012 Olympic Bid - User:Frankie Roberto  3-DEC-05, 1000 words
An article on London's successful 2012 Olympic Bid.
(comments, feedback and proof-reading welcome)

Tales From Earth:Collaborative Effort - The Unfiction Community
(A work in progress - A proper title is to be deteremined.)
This story is being written and assembled by a volunteer collection of forumers.

Tales From Earth:Games-Sports-Ultimate Frisbee - User:kobeyu and ??? 01-DEC-05, 614 words
(Abandoned -- feel free to finish it - A work in progress)
A description of one of Earth's newer sports.

Tales From Earth:Perplex City D20 Module - User:Scott 01-DEC-05, 0 words
(A work in progress)
A role playing game module based in Perplex City.

Tales From Earth:Dragons - User:Scott 01-DEC-05, 2000+ words
(Very nearly completed - Probably will get a better title.)
Dragons play games, the likes of which no man has any business playing.

Tales From Earth:Where's My Meniscus and other time wasters - User:TheBozzball 02-DEC-05, 3186 words
A description of the games played by a group of people in a place.

Tales From Earth:Tuberunning - User:ammonite 03-DEC-05, 866 words
London is a game.  In many ways.  This is about a few of them.

Tales From Earth:Moonbeam - User:Cronogenesis 06-DEC-05, 2,087 words
A stranger a letter and an ancient coin... A rewriting of part one an old series I once wrote and did noting with.