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Re: Beyhadur: The Rising (1st Half)
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Tue, 11 Feb 2003 13:25:52 GMT
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> > 'Beyhadur' is actually more of a title than
> > a name, per se. Think along the lines of
> > Warrior-Prophet. There have been several
> > Beyhadurs in Olmish history, but few with
> > the importance of this one. And there will
> > likely be more to come, but as Olman history
> > progresses towards modernity there will be less
> > prophets than before (much like Human history).
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> Is this story by any chance 'historical
> fiction' of an event (or series thereof)
> that occured millenia ago? Well, with your
> olmish references, that's why I would
> surmise.
Actually no, this is entirely fiction. But thank you! I am a history graduate
(Spring of '02, FSU), and so I have a lot of historical inspiration. My hope
is to create something like a history of a people. The Epic of the Beyhadur is
supposed to serve as the legendary myth that informs Olmish identity. I also
try to see my stories as parts of the evolution of humanity from one thing
(ancient caveman) into another (whatever we're becoming).
> > again, problems with my font choice.
> > next story I do will definately pick
> > another font. but I have problems
> > looking for one that is sufficiently
> > castle-like for my taste. any ideas?
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> I believe Papyrus and Lucida Handwriting
> are good candidates. Book Antigua works
> for me as well...
I just found a site called fontfrenzy.com, or something like that, and they've
got lots of cool castley fonts available for download. I think I'm going to do
a 'test' shot with different fonts and ask which are more readable than others.
I'm nearsighted, so I've developed the ability to read 'googly-mush', and most
bizarre fonts don't bother me at all. the font I used for Beyhadur, the font
is called "keltic", I can read perfectly fine with no difficulty at all.
Thanks for the feedback in this manner.
_lenny
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| (...) Is this story by any chance 'historical fiction' of an event (or series thereof) that occured millenia ago? Well, with your olmish references, that's why I would surmise. (...) Yep...I've been getting ideas lately to create my own terminology (...) (21 years ago, 10-Feb-03, to lugnet.castle)
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