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Fantasy Genre Deep Dive 5
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Top 10 Most Read Fantasy - Alternate History Story takes place in alternate version of history, such as what if the Nazi's won "The Man in the High Castle" by Phillip Dick. Seventh Son by Orson Scott Card Of Pride and Power by W_L Complete Mine! by Cia Complete Goon by dkstories Complete Dawn of Tears by dkstories Complete Fortitude by Cia Complete The Spirit of the Plum Blossom Tree (TSPBT) by Kong Wen Hui Temporary Hold The Flamekeep- 4 comments
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The deadline to participate in our second tribute to Carlos Hazday is fast approaching. I have created the threads for discussion and to paste the links to submissions. They can be found in the Writer's Circle: Carlos' stories continue to inspire readers; even those who didn't have the pleasure of knowing him. So, consider participating if Carlos' work has sparked inspiration, no matter how tangential. I have updated Comicality's tribute blog and will create the threads for that- 0 comments
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Of Pride and Power was kind of big and expansive, because European history had a lot going on during this time with the reformation, Renaissance, and early scientific revolution. It's easy to introduce English culture as most people have some perspective on it (we're using English after all as the medium of exchange ), but Japan is a complex mess during this era with nominal warlords operating as independent clan-states, having many different facets with various heroes, rivalries, and fact -
Just the facts: Gallium Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster -
The beauty of Deep Dives on a few months of reading data shows new stuff, along with favorites.
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By Jack Poignet · Posted
As a new writer, I find it quite bizarre to stumble across my own name right next to some of my favourite stories on here … Anyway, there‘s definitely some stories that are new to me, looks like a plan for the Christmas vacation -
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I agree it's sad, but you shouldn't let that stop you from commenting. Many follow Carlos' stories still. And I for one, love to chat about them . -
Well, folks, it appears that we’re definitely going to go through the entire periodic table, which means the following: On Christmas Eve we’ll be on Ruthenium. 🎅 On Christmas Day we’ll be on Rhodium. 🎅 On New Years Eve we’ll be on Antimony. ❄️ On New Years Day we’ll be on Tellurium. ❄️ That means, unless our fearless leader comes up with isotopes or elements that I’m unaware of, on March 7th we’ll finally get to element 118, -
The French chemist Paul-Emile Lecoq de Boisbaudran (1838-1912) discovered gallium in sphalerite (a zinc-sulfide mineral) in 1875 using spectroscopy. He named the element "gallia" after his native land of France (formerly Gaul; in Latin, Gallia). He might have also named it after gallus (cock) as a translation of his own name (Lecoq – the rooster). Interesting facts about gallium: Melting point: Gallium has a low melting point of about 86°F (30°C). It can even remain a liquid at t
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Just the facts: Zinc Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
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