Jul. 27th, 2006

edenfalling: headshot of a raccoon, looking left (raccoon)
Summary: "Listen, and I will tell you a story. Do not write the story. Writing will freeze it; writing will kill it. Everything always changes; what does not change is dead." A meditation on the nature of truth and faith, refracted through generations of women and stories. Contains implied suicide of historical figures; implied historical (and possibly present) human sacrifice, voluntary and/or involuntary; historical and continuing religious persecution, inter-religious tension, and religiously-inspired violence. Also contains theology. *wry* (16,500 words)

Note: This story is a gift for my friend Cat. It is written nominally in the form of a monograph by a fictional character, but it is a highly non-standard monograph, for reasons which will hopefully become clear within the story itself.

Finding Marea: Truth and Change in the Circle of Kemar )

Some additional story notes are available for the curious. Also, this is a backdated repost actually made in 2014 so as to have the whole story available in a single place. You can find the original posts using the -finding marea tag.
edenfalling: headshot of a raccoon, looking left (raccoon)
The hard copy still hasn't reached Cat, but I am going to post this anyway, just so I can stop worrying about it. It's divided into three sections, with a separate post for an author's note. This is only because the story is 16,000+ words long, and wouldn't fit in one post; it's really a very long one-shot.

Finding Marea: an exploration of faith )

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Story Notes

(For the curious, an early draft of Ifira's version of Marea's story is posted here.)
edenfalling: headshot of a raccoon, looking left (raccoon)
The hard copy still hasn't reached Cat, but I am going to post this anyway, just so I can stop worrying about it. It's divided into three sections, with a separate post for an author's note. This is only because the story is 16,000+ words long, and wouldn't fit in one post; it's really a very long one-shot.

Finding Marea: an exploration of faith )

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Story Notes

(For the curious, an early draft of Ifira's version of Marea's story is posted here.)

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