Tag - layers upon layers

Seraphympire: Guardians of the Gateways

August 4, 2014

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Seraphympire: Guardians of the Gateways

Fonts. They matter. No, really.

The House of Green Waters

August 3, 2014

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The House of Green Waters

One of these Confucian sages is not like the others… (h/t DED)

The Jade Owl

August 2, 2014

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The Jade Owl

Many thanks to DED for pointing out this author’s back-catalog to me. It should provide us with hours (well, minutes) of enjoyment.

A Shifter’s Secret

August 2, 2014

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A Shifter’s Secret

You know it’s good because colon.

Craving U

July 30, 2014

What the what what?

Reckless Hearts: Vegas Nights

July 30, 2014

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Reckless Hearts: Vegas Nights

CoverMakerPro fail.

The Sky Between Two Worlds

July 20, 2014

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The Sky Between Two Worlds

Would you believe that behind this cover lurks “a fast-paced military technothriller of intrigue, love, battle and survival in a near-future world of titanic East-West conflict”?

First Class to New York

July 19, 2014

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First Class to New York

As classy as it gets.

Blast From the Past: #947 Mathematics
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
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What is the New Testament?
[Another in the series of “Responding to Bumper Stickers,” or “Long Answers to Short Questions,” in which I try to give a Latter-day Saint response to a question or accusation commonly lobbed against us on X.] A lot of the disagreements between Latter-day Saints and creedal Christians are really about implicit definitions that undergird whatever... The post What is the New Testament? appeared first on NathanShumate.com.
Busqueda
The author says: The main character is a wolf who lived in captivity and was recently abandoned in the tundra, where he must learn to survive. Throughout the story, he meets various wild animals with whom he forms bonds. The plot has many moments of drama and introspection. The novel is in Spanish, but I
Blast From the Past: #426 Theodicy
Citizenship: An Immodest Proposal.
Yes, I know that the ideas to follow are extremely unlikely… but they’re not impossible. If the SAVE Act is passed, then Democrats’ outsized influence in government will be reduced. If the census is then restricted to counting verified legally present individuals instead of “estimated” warm bodies, Democrats will take another hit (they’d take even... The post Citizenship: An Immodest Proposal. appeared first on NathanShumate.com.