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@rockshelter.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 5:48 AM

#Wordexpanding #WipSnips #WIP #hypernovel #Rockshelter #SciFi

"Inheriting such beauty, to rule it, to really rule it, is to just let it be..."

(c) Casteleijn, M.G. 2026.

The story starts here: rockshelter.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/a...

Part 2 in classic book form is WIP

@rockshelter.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 7:01 AM

#WIPSnips #Wordexpanding #Rockshelter #Drable #Hypernovel #Prime #SciFi #Mystical #Poem

"Discussions with the Prime rarely evoke happiness..."

(C) Casteleijn. M.G. 2016-2026

'Wordexpanding' is a book in 2 parts. The hypernovel starts here: rockshelter.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/a...

A short story/poem with the following text:

"Whistler’s dilemma 

The clangor of iron on stone hangs in the air.
Dust filled air, heavy and still.
All time does is perpetuate.
 
I turn but it was a tardy turn
I step away but it was out of tune.
An incestuous vine violates me.
 
A rat-a-tat scrape scratches,
rasping and rasping.
An interior protest of this coup.
 
Bouquets of blood break the light.
Splatter sprinkle, tinkle droplets.
Splats followed by a splash.
 
My drumming ears, originator,
instigator of our symphony.
Harmonious flailing bells.
 
A gurgling tone strikes me
as I whistle its overtone that kills us.
Alterations of Prime/Father/Me.
 
Ricocheting resurrection.
"
@rockshelter.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 7:17 AM

#WIPSnips #WIP #DeathofanEmperor #SciFi #Rituals #RockShelter

“While some heavenly threads snapped, names are henceforth returned to the void. No tongue shall speak them; no brush shall record them. Let their earthly titles rest in peace."

(C) Casteleijn. M.G. 2026

@rockshelter.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 1:58 PM

#DeathofanEmperor #DoaE #SciFi #Rockshelter #ice #Maglev

"Some are comfortable by the idea that some math equation will keep them from getting crushed by tonnes of ice. Others will just stay on the surface in the comfort of freezing temperatures."