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Generations ago, an advanced civilization learned to speed and slow time itself to create power to run their great society. But "free energy" is rarely free, and space-time is not infinitely flexible. In the end, they tore the very fabric of their space-time, isolating pockets of their world in different rates of time. The world is gradually healing itself; the sundered times have ended. The descendants of those that survived the Upheaval still struggle with unexpected effects of that cataclysmic event and are evoloving the technologically to harness time once more. Torn World - where time is torn Random Artwork:
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From the Torn World Livejournal:Writing and Artwork Spotlight We’ve had a lot of new things showing up recently, so today I’ve decided to take y’all back a ways during the spotlights: Writing Spotlight Ta... February favorites? A lot of new material was posted last month! Of the things that were posted in February, which were your favorites? View Poll: February favorites... New this week at Torn World New Stories: It's Grey!, by Lorna Cowie Lenarai decides to try her hand at food for babies. Birash and Darash, by Deirdre Murphy In the Breida mount... Torn Tongue: Noun-Adjective Agreement Recently we have talked about nouns as well as adjectives relating to colors and emotions in Torn Tongue. This week we're going to put them... |
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