I've redone my Goth page and added new content.
The Roleplaying page is now up and running.
Scroll down for my fiction page and click the coffin.
- Excerpt from Horace Walpole's "Castle of Otranto" 1764
- Nathan Reese Maher
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| Whats New? I've redone my Goth page and added new content. The Roleplaying page is now up and running. Scroll down for my fiction page and click the coffin. |
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| "The maquis was about to return, when the figure rising, stood some moments fixed in meditation, without regarding him. The marquis, expecting the holy person to come forth, and meaning to excuse his uncivil interruption, said, Reverend father, I sought the lady Hippolita. --Hippolita! replied a hollow voice: camest thou to this castle to seek Hippolita? -- And then the figure, turning slowly round, discovered to Fredric the fleshless jaws and empty sockets of a skeleton, wrapt in a hermit's cowl." - Excerpt from Horace Walpole's "Castle of Otranto" 1764 |
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| Inside my little coffin, unearthed from the pages of my mind, I have finally resolved to allow some of my prized work to be seen by others. Feel free to comment on my work, be it for good or bad, but be constructive in your criticism else all you prove to me is your inability to forge a compelling argument. In such a case I wouldn't even consider you to use as dirt for my burial. Post well or don't post at all. - Nathan Reese Maher |
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