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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 evolving the technology 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 Writing Spotlight Three Red Feathers by Elizabeth Barette A Southern poem about love tokens. Read feathers have taken on a whole backstory of symbol... Torn Tongue: Reflexive Pronouns So far we've gone over personal, impersonal, demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative and reciprocal pronouns. This week's topic ... Writing and Artwork Spotlight Writing Spotlight Cause and Defect by Ellen Million. The sequel to “Cure or Cause?”, this one takes us along on Emeroma’s dinner date with Dra... Muse Fusion! ETA: We're closed for the night! Thanks for participating! Look for a wrap-up tomorrow! Comment here with prompts for our Torn World writing, arting... |
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