Only hard because of my vague memories and it is post Apolitical but without that code I think.
Young man {hunter} trades with nearby stockaded village.Has a bet with headman's son wins two horses travels to big city rescues girl, girls father was a trader. valuable post app goods in basement.takes girl home gets married in village and there was something about rescuing a grain mill on a river.
that is about all I can remember.
I recall reading the story, but it was so long ago I can't remember any more than you do, except that I really enjoyed it!
By the way, you mean "Post-Apocalyptic", not "apolitical" (meaning "not political").
Bloody hell Sam how did you get it so quick even when I had premium membership I found it hard to find . this time I am bookmarking it.Thank you very much
Bloody hell Sam how did you get it so quick
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The Google-fu is strong with this one.
@samuelmichaels
The Google-fu is strong with this one.
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https://storiesonline.net/a/Nigel_Woodman
https://storiesonline.net/s/46577/zenith-of-folly
Incomplete and Inactive (Last Activity: 12/16/2005 9:42:42 PM
Its a good story, but looks like it won't be completed. Mr. Woodman hasn't posted anything since late 2005. The 19 chapters left us are good but the hero is left with major challenges. I don't remember another hero named Emile. These days it might be Ekilometer.
Oops, the hero is Emil the Hunter. Sorry, my memory is falling into CRS syndrome (Can't Remember Shit.)
Zenith is one of those stories that make you swear at that yellow stripe! It ends right when the damned story is approaching a climax. If you're out there, Mr. Woodman, finish your damned story!
If you're out there, Mr. Woodman, finish your damned story!
I'm sure, if he could, he would.
If you're out there, Mr. Woodman, finish your damned story!
I'm sure, if he could, he would.
Interred, incarcerated, or incapacitated?
Interred, incarcerated, or incapacitated?
Since he still seems to be active under his real name on Goodreads and Amazon, I'd plump for just damned busy.
You are right of course C W but spelling was never my strong suit.
Mine neither. I recognized it because I've made the same mistake multiple times. 'D
