I got behind a bit last week, so here’s a recipe, a story, and a short poem! I hope you enjoy!
“Charus Pie: A Recipe”: a quick recipe for cooking giant cave bugs.
“Breathing Water”: A story about an ambitious smuggler learning an alteration spell.
“Ode To The Tundrastriders”: a poem about giants!
A little florid, but still quite sweet. 🙂
This one is so whimsical and cute – I really enjoyed it.
“Daughter of the Niben” is the first history I’ve done! And it’s the first long(er) one I’ve done! We talk about Bravil, in Cyrodiil, and the Lucky Old Lady. Enjoy!
This one resonated with me – although there are dangers when encouraging kids to find solace in books. I spent plenty of my childhood in fantasy worlds. 😉
Sorry again for missing last week. Here are two riddle books for my Audiobooks of Skyrim project!
Whoops, I didn’t post last week. Sorry! But I did get the weekly poem done, so here are this week’s and last week’s poems!
First, a poem I imagine Emily wrote on a bright spring day, just watching nature hum around her:
And second, a picturesque view of a lady and her woodsmen father and hubby!
So I missed last week and this week I’m late, so I have three for you!
An actual short story! With voices! XD To Raise The Living: an orc necromancer and her son
Cats of Skyrim: a report on sabercats by someone who doesn’t seem to like Skyrim. 😉
And a small poem for solving a small dungeon puzzle: The Four Totems of Volkygge
This sort of thing isn’t an issue if you aren’t pretty (or your relationship doesn’t hinge on your looks 😉 )
A little too high concept for me, but lovely nonetheless!
