This week’s post is simple: Here is a list of three things that are related to one of the stories hidden in the Keep. Can you figure out which story is the answer? This one should be easy to guess. Literature’s most eligible bachelor. You should be able to identify the story by this clueContinue reading “Can You Guess the Story?”
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Almost Time…
The new portal is almost ready for visitors. I have tested it out myself, and it’s now quite stable. I’m familiarizing myself with the world that lies beyond it, and it is quite lovely indeed. I will not spoil what you will find, but I can say that it’s large, bright, and cheery. You mayContinue reading “Almost Time…”
Getting Close…
The other day, as I sat down for a much needed break, there was a commotion outside my front door. There was a lot of chattering, and an occasional thump, and I figured it must be a bunch of stories hanging out. They didn’t sound as if they needed anything, so I slid down inContinue reading “Getting Close…”
A New Story of Science and Mystery
A story has snuck onto the space station. On one of my rounds there, I found the scientists to be rather perplexed and arguing amongst themselves. I asked them what was wrong. “We’re trying to figure out who’s doing the new experiments,” one of them said. “What new experiments?” I asked. “Well, whenever we doContinue reading “A New Story of Science and Mystery”
The Dangers of Genre Snobbery
Here is a conversation I have had a thousand times before: “You’re the Keeper? Can you recommend a good book?” someone would ask me. “Sure,” I’d say. “What are you interested in?” “Oh, I’ll read anything.” “Anything? How about a good science fiction book, then?” “Oh, no, I don’t read science fiction.” “Do you readContinue reading “The Dangers of Genre Snobbery”
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