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| A sequel to the film that takes place four months after the rats' departure
from the farm. Mrs. Brisby and her children eagerly accept an opportunity to
visit Thorn Valley; but unknown to them, the Rats of NIMH are once again
facing a deadly peril--one which could destroy their self-sufficient paradise
forever.
Art by Neil Weber. |
| Sequel: | Second In Command |
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| Keywords: | NIMH Graphics |
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| Note: | This story seems to have moved. Anybody knowing a new URL for it please contact Miavir. |
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| A followup to "The Rats of Thorn Valley", as told by Jonathan.
The Rats of NIMH and the Brisby family anxiously prepare for their first
winter in Thorn Valley. Meanwhile Jonathan learns the meaning of
"long-suffering" as he battles trouble with work, family,
weather--and, most perilous of all, the fallout from Justin's tortured
love-life. |
| Keywords: | NIMH Graphics |
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| Note: | This story seems to have moved. Anybody knowing a new URL for it please contact Miavir. |
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| A creepy little tale, appropriate perhaps for the 31st of October,
notwithstanding the fact that it was written in February. What happens when a
human and a Sah'aaran are stranded together on a barren world--and the food
begins to run out? Rated PG for mild violence and non-explicit sexual content. |
| Keywords: | Violence M/F SF |
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| Species: | Feline Ape |
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| The owner of a Sah'aaran hunting park accepts a commission from a flamboyant
Terran big-game hunter. But is a brush-demon really what he's after? Rated PG
for mild violence. |
| Keywords: | Violence SF Hunting |
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| Species: | Feline Ape |
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| This one is a bit of a curiosity, being both a sequel of sorts to "The
Hunters" and a companion-piece to my upcoming novel "The Darkness Beneath."
But I think it's sufficiently entertaining to stand on its own. Let me know!
Rated PG for mild violence. |
| Prequel: | The Hunters |
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| Keywords: | Violence Hunting SF Romance |
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| Species: | Feline |
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| Another minor curiosity. It's not so much a story as a character exercise,
which began life as a deadly-dull essay on the subject, "What happened to
Ehm'ayla between 'The Chosen Few' and 'Darkness Beneath'?" Not a great deal of
plot--but hopefully enough information to be interesting, especially for those
who have read those two novels. Rated G; nothing objectionable whatsoever. |
| Species: | Feline |
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| Commodore Ehm'ayla says of this piece: "As with most mythology and folklore,
it is impossible to determine--and ultimately pointless to wonder--to what
extent the following tale represents actual, physical reality; i.e., whether
the events depicted actually happened, or the persons involved truly lived.
But "real" or not, the story does offer a fascinating glimpse into the early
days of the Goddess faith, and provides a tantalizing notion of how that
religion managed to spread, with such astounding rapidity, across the face of
Sah'aar." |
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| A Combined Forces Security investigator finds himself aboard a Survey vessel
with a very strange--and possibly hazardous--cargo. Will it reach its
destination--and does he really want it to? This novella guest-stars a minor
character from my novel "The Darkness Beneath," and features a supporting-cast
member from "The Raven's Shadow." Rated PG for no readily-explicable reason. |
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| The one that started it all. When her long-sought promotion is denied,
Lieutenant Ehm'ayla accepts a transfer, hoping that the fresh challenges of an
important survey mission will make her more visible to the Admiralty. But her
new commanding officer has an agenda of his own--one that most definitely does
not include non-humans. Plunged into conspiracy and danger, not knowing where
to turn, Ehm'ayla must call upon every bit of her native cunning to emerge
with her career--and her very life--intact. |
| Miavir: | Originally this story had a diffrent Title and was placed in the Star-Trek
Universe, but was rewritten due to copyright Issues. |
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| Keywords: | Violence |
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| ...is the private diary of Ehm'tassaa--ambassador's daughter, blackfur and
bond-mate to Tom Abrams--as she journeys home to Sah'aar to attend Sah'salaan
University. Being on her own for the first time in her life is bad enough--but
putting several dozen light-years between her and her bond-mate...that really
hurts.
This will be a continuing series, with new installments posted on or about the
first of every month. Enjoy--and as always, please let me know what
you think. |
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