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There is a unofficial sub-genre of fiction that centers on the library. Lev Grossman has a mysterious library in his trilogy "The Magicians." In this case, the kernel that became The Library of Ibados is Jorge Luis Borges' short story "The Library" found in his collection Labyrinths. He was a man of great imagination and a bleak outlook of life in Argentina. So, if you like libraries like Stephen King loves libraries, you may want to explore this kinda-sorta genre.
My newest tale, The Library of Ibados, has been launched on Bookapy. The tale is 96,400 words and 39 chapters. The text was edited by CaptainPig. Chapters should begin posting on SOL on Tuesday if the world does not intervene.
The last chapter of "A Fundamental Betrayal" will post on Friday. Thank you to all of you who have come along for the ride, posted to me publicly and privately, and of course, graciously purchased my tale on Bookapy.
A plug: SOL has evolved over the decades and become even more robust. The world is always in need of more good stories, and this year, ever more so. For those who have toyed with the idea of trying to write, post. We need you.
The next chapter of "A Fundamental Betrayal" will post this evening. My apologies for the delay.
Ever in search of ways to tempt the morals and scruples of my fellow prurient readers, please enjoy this web link dedicated to "The Penis" https://www.powerthesaurus.org/penis/synonyms
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