Antinomy

Still yet another fantasy serial by the prolific Alexandra Erin. I wish I had her wealth of ideas. The gimmick behind this series is that each installment is exactly 333 words long. Interestingly, it reads as smoothly as any other fiction that lacks such a constraint. Erin's take on magic in this tale is unusual, and the story is a bit reminiscent of Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere."

Yet another serial by the prolific Web author Alexandra Erin. This one is a space fantasy in which the technology is powered by magic. Humor is emphasized.

From the page: "Original Superhero Fantasy Fiction by Alexandra Erin & Co."

This is a fantasy serial. So far, I've read books one and two. At the time of this writing, book three is coming out in regular installments. The writing style is smooth and clean and at a professional level of competency. The characters are likable and pleasurable to follow. The storyline has some "adult" situations, but those situations are not the reason for the storyline, so it is a mistake to call the tale pornographic.

Now that it is finished, this is an entire graphic novel posted to the Web. It's good, and I didn't begrudge the time I spent reading it.

The United States has been undergoing creeping tyranny for some time now.

So far, a source for mind/brain links.