Category Archives: NaNoWriMo

Turkmen: Sevenedinji minutyň öýi I didn’t want to stay in Tierney Ríocht very long after that event. Even though they explained a few more things for me, I was unnerved, and I needed to go home in order to calm … Continue reading →

Ilocano: Ti Balay ti Maikapito a Minuet I struggled in Evander’s arms as he lifted me up. “Let me see Sleipnir!” I insisted. Evander looked over at the massive horse, who nickered and lowered his head slightly. “He seems rather … Continue reading →

Krio: Di Os fɔ di Sɛvin Minuet “It could be that the scouts have news about Nikolai,” Evander said. He glanced towards the door that led to the main hall, but did not let his eyes linger. I think he … Continue reading →

This chapter is told from Leila’s perspective. Cebuano: Ang Balay sa Ikapitong Minuto Evander was right about time flowing differently between our worlds. On Earth, the full moon wasn’t due for another eight days. I would probably have at least … Continue reading →

This chapter is told from Stefan’s perspective Zulu: Indlu Yomzuzu Wesikhombisa Gaming with Leila was one of the best ways to play. She was in for the fun and the stories. She liked the adventures rather than acting like she … Continue reading →

Serbian: Кућа седмог менуета – Kuća sedmog menueta It didn’t need it that much, but I still plugged in my phone when I got back to my room. I laid on my bed and stared up at the celestial patterns, … Continue reading →

Georgian: მეშვიდე წუთის სახლი – meshvide ts’utis sakhli “That isn’t at all what I meant, my dear Lady Moss,” Evander said. “It is not my place to pressure you into helping us, and neither is the time for us to … Continue reading →

Dogri: सातवें मिनट दा घर I looked up from the toast I was trying to butter when he mentioned resonance. To be fair, there are a lot of things that I can take with a grain of salt, or admit … Continue reading →

Sudanese: Imah tina Musik Katujuh Ilphara was back, now carrying a tray of food, which she laid delicately onto the dining table. There was a pot of tea and a pitcher of what looked like juice, some covered platters, and … Continue reading →

Sepedi: Ntlo ya Mmino wa Bosupa Evander sat across from me at the round dining table that stood near the wall of windows. The table and its four chairs were made of something similar to oak, and stained a pale … Continue reading →