Dolores Esteban
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The Ring The ring looked very old. "The ring has a history," the merchant said. He showed me the small symbols that were engraved in the ring. "Perfect," I said. "I'm fascinated by ancient things. Do you know what the symbols mean?" The man looked me deep in the eyes. I shied away from his intent look and eyed the ring more closely. "Beginning and end are one," the man said. I looked up. "Isn't a ring a perfect symbol of it?" he asked. "Sure," I replied. "Quite naturally. Is this wha
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Thank you. I'm happy you liked the story.
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Eldaran Elisar sets out to find a magical book. His journey takes him to Eldaran, the land of the elves, where he meets Prince Eldar.
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Eldaran by Dolores Esteban The drums grew louder and the screams more frantic. The shamans were dancing around the fire, swirling and screaming. Elisar and the other men of his clan watched the dancing shamans from the distance. The night was cold and the full moon shed an eerie light. The northern tribes and clans had gathered after the warriors had hunted down the warlock Khumal. The man was fastened to a pole that had been erected in the centre of the fire. The flames, however, did n
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Elisar sets out to find a magical book. His journey takes him to Eldaran, the land of the elves, where he meets Prince Eldar.
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Many thanks for reading. I'm happy you liked the story. I look forward to spring, too.
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Christmas what make me like it in the end.
Dolores Esteban replied to scotty94's topic in The Lounge
I have been listening to this song now for two hours. I like Aled Jones Version best. Counter tenors sing the song also, D. Kai Ma for instance. -
A cardigan, a Kindle case, a microwave and 160 (!) coffee capsules.
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The Portal I was sitting at a bus stop. The surroundings looked familiar. In fact, I was under the impression that I was sitting at the bus stop at the end of my street. I thought that by crossing the portal I had just been transported from the basement of the museum to the bus stop and I felt almost disappointed at first. The bus stop was right in front of the museum. I had expected a more impressing impact. However, I ultimately grasped where I was. I had entered the afterworld. It was
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Benjamin accidentally enters the afterworld. Will he be able to come back?
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A very beautiful story. Thank you.
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Thanks for reading, joann. Glad you liked it.
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Thanks for reading. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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Thanks for reading. I'm happy you liked the story.
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I'm usually not into shifter stories, but this story was really beautiful. Thank you.
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A Christmas Carol: Heart of Stone
Dolores Esteban commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in A Christmas Carol: Heart of Stone
A great take on the theme and a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing. -
I've just published mine: https://www.gayauthors.org/story/dolores-esteban/gawritingprompts/46
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Winter Solstice by Dolores Esteban "Winter solstice has a deeper meaning," Grandma said, placing a candle in the window. "Winter solstice is the birthday of the sun and of the new year. Within the time of greatest darkness, the light of the world is reborn. The hours of daylight begin to grow and the hours of darkness will lessen." "Yes," Great-Aunt Rose said. "The holiday goes back to ancient times. It is a time of rejoicing and thanksgiving and a time of hope. The beauty and the trut
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Thank you, Bill. Glad you liked the poem.
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A true recipe for disaster, although the menu sounded good. Nice Story.
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Hopefully, young Percival lived happily ever after and the king learned his lesson well. Truth is precious. I liked your story.
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What a beautiful tale. I enjoyed it a lot.
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Thanks for reading and giving a detailed feedback.
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Thanks for reading and commenting, Bill.
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Thank you. Glad you liked it.
