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My sex/ magic header image (upside down) I accidentally made with my tank and shorts
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Welcome to the Library of Walimatu
Directory (sorted by genres)
Catalogue (tagged under "catalogue")
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Header image by jojo-ojoj
Q&A
Q1. What is the Library of Walimatu?
A. The Library of Walimatu in northeastern Nairuba is the second largest library in the world. It boasts an extensive collection of scholarly material dating back before the modern age. The library's vernacular mudbrick architectural style and extensive collection remain a source of awe and wonder, motivating many to make the long, arduous journey across the unforgiving sands of the Great Seniga desert.
Walimatu is the largest city in the Sudinka Empire, the largest nation in all of Nairuba. The city is famous worldwide for its status as the trading center of the continent, its multistory mudbrick buildings, and network of underground passageways.
Q2. What is this for?
A. It's for my worldbuilding project called Under Twin Stars as well as a couple of short stories.
Q3. Where can I read them?
A. I plan to upload my work on AO3 and Royal Road. I'll probably also make work and notes available to read on Google Drive.
Q4. Will you post illustrations?
A. Maybe, but assume I won't for the time being. I'm primarily a worldbuilder and writer and I haven't drawn seriously in years. Even when I did, it was nothing special. Right now, I'd prefer to focus on fleshing out the technical stuff and worry about the visuals later.
Q5. How often is the Library updated?
A. Honestly, whenever I have something pretty concrete to post, which depends on my headspace and what's going on. It's still in development, so I don't want to post something and then double-back on it later. Of course, all sources and information aren't reliable - but I want it to be deliberate on my part. Edits and revisions are still likely, but nothing big.
Recommended readings for newcomers
How the World Was Made
Beyond the Veil: A Brief Overview of the Heavens
The Nature of the Cosmos
Solana & Solus: The Twins
The Big Book of Gods
The Birth of Aldun
On the Divinity of Luan
The Origin of Man
The Great Coalessence
A Field Guide to the Fae
La-Telvari
The Fairy Menace (banned)
More readings are available in the directory sorted by tagged subject(s); the catalogue is also in the directory and lists all materials alphabetically.
Enjoy your visit to the Library!
[ID: three close-up photos of flowers in a row – on the left orchids, in the center violets, and on the right indigos. /End ID.]
Photo credits from left to right:
Purple Orchid Flower by Mark Yang.
Violets by Miria Grunick.
Blue False Indigo by Granger Meador.
I have considerably cropped all three photos but have otherwise not edited them.