As a boy I wandered field and mountain, desert and ocean, forest and the icy reaches at the top and bottom of our world, and each place I found was another mystery waiting for me to discover. One day I found a silver doorway set into the side of a tall mountain. There were such detailed carvings of moons and planets and stars and all those things beyond our own small planet that I pulled the door open without hesitation, and within was the infinite apeirogon. I traveled the apeirogon on the back of a moonbeam I had rescued from the Land of Shadows. In time, I came to the Crystal Universe, and there I live to this day, writing of all I have seen.
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Comments (11)
uncollared
What a super cool image. Great job
eekdog Online Now!
a mysterious post, love your amazing work.
jendellas
Thanks for that info, I didn't know that. Super image.
VDH
Great creation, cool scene !!
katyee
Wow!! I have read ALL the Narina books and never realised. Thankyou for sharing not only your art, but that fact. Inspiration can meet us in strange ways.
Wolfenshire Online Now!
Only the part about how C.S. Lewis got his nickname is true, the rest is a fun made up fictional parody, or paradox. I just wanted to make sure that's clear. I also did a paradox for Anne McCaffery in one of my dragon stories, and one for the creator of Superman, and the Silver Surfer - it's my way of giving a passing nod to the writers that were most influential in my life.
starship64
You're created a wonderful reimagining of a classic story.
RodS Online Now!
This is wonderful - I so love your style.. And that one, tiny point of color - the candle - just nails it.
That must have been massively devastating for him. I guess he wanted his beloved pal to live through him..
It's been too long since I visited Narnia.. Once I get finished hanging around in that famous galaxy far far away, I'll have to find the portal and revisit...
Radar_rad-dude
A great history lesson on the creator of the Narnia stories! We certainly are shaped by our experiences!
giulband
Wonderful story and as usual u unique style in your images
bakapo
Ah, this is nice. A happy ending. The info on "Jack's" name is sad and heartwarming.
donnena
Superb story, history and image!