PSYCHOSCAPE - 1988
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PSYCHOSCAPE - 1988
Psychoscape in the Head
scanner error in I Can Hear the Rain
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Sex and Gender Among the Alraune
Gentle Reader,
The alraune, I now understand have gender, but not as “masculine” and “feminine”, but rather “fleurling” and “clodling”. Biologically, fleurling alraune are organic and are most likely sexually hermaphroditic; cloding alraune are constructed and are asexual, relying fleurlings for reproduction. Socially, fleurs are raised to be the planners and organizers of their society; clods, in a complementary fashion, are raised to be the hands which execute the designs of fleurs.
Book of Alraune - "Masters"
"" At a Time that once was, in a Spire that still stood, lived the Masters who now lie. ~~~ The Masters came upon a Spire. They saw It was fallen, and without Master, and so said "Spire, stand over Us." And the Spire would stand over Them, and the Masters made the Spire Their own, and began Their Work.
LI:M4 - More Embarrassing Ignorance
Gentle Reader,
On the day of our interview, Elyrz-Synd Gorg-Kob Myrlym'Dar showed me to a construction site her company was working on: a new watchtower near the gate of the city I'd entered from. I hadn't noticed any such site on the day of my arrival, but by the time she showed it to me it seems like the tower was nearly halfway done. I also noticed that in addition to those piloted by the alraune there were numerous clay laborers who did not, and by their dimensions could not bear a rider. Instead, they seemed specially designed for the labor involved in construction.
Gentle Reader, Illustrations of animals and Peoples based on descriptions in travel accounts run a high risk of gross inaccuracy; such as it is, I will find it occasionally prudent to supplement my accounts with sketches.
Many thanks to our gracious host for sitting for this portrait.
–JM Thrisp