The City
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Forty from the Mirror by fresne
Native American/First Nations Mythology, Greek and Roman Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology, Near Eastern Mythology, Arthurian Mythology, Japanese Mythology, Chinese Mythology, Meso American Mythology, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Cinderella - All Media Types, Christian Myth & History, Indian Mythology, Australian Mythology, Egyptian Mythology, South American RPF
7 Nov 2012
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Somewhere, there is a City where all myths and legends mix and stand on street corners to wait for the bus. Where skyscrapers hold secrets and the sirens desperately attempt to tell the truth via local cable. Any story can meet another, even ones that are real.
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- Part 1 of The City
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The dead rise. This makes it difficult to run a shop at the mall. A medley of "Dawn of the Living Dead", and various mythologies.
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- Part 2 of The City
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The goddess of nature searches for her missing daughter. A woman mourns her dead son. A mediation on winter and springtime.
Eva swept the red plastic broom across green linoleum squares. They each had a happy yellow daisy in the middle.
Demeter swayed in her own hurricane's blast. Hekate came to the crossroads and held up the lamp.Series
- Part 3 of The City
- Part 6 of Springtime
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The dragon kidnapped Princess Ranni's prince on a Wednesday afternoon. This made her feel miffed, but a Princess has got to do what a Princess has got to do.
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- Part 4 of The City
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Queer as the Fork when the Knife ran away with the Spoon by fresne for ghinry
Beauty and the Beast (Fairy Tale)
23 Dec 2009
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Beauty grew up in a box. He divided himself. How could he know who he was, unless he undid the wrapping? / Beauty is a black, gay, magic using (but not abusing) man with a texture fetish and a knack for roses. Beast doesn't quite know what to think (but he kind of likes it). Mom is mom and therefore awesome.
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- Part 5 of The City
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The City was cold poison, like the martinis and champagne that Loki downed every night. Always returning for more. Hard and beautiful, glittering like a diamond on Frejya's arm or the heady flush from rolling dice in one of the rip out your heart rooms at the 'Smoking Mirrors' with Huitlipochli. The things a giant had to do to keep himself in the godlike lifestyle to which he was so accustomed. But the gods of the City played for keeps, and Loki wasn't the only one playing with loaded dice.
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- Part 6 of The City
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Psyche dreams stained glass butterfly wings to fly her high above the City. Eros already has his wings.
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- Part 7 of The City
