Sol #3 seemed to be a remote and backwards planet. Nothing ever happened there that would be dangerous for Zorcon’s space traveling civilization. Then anomalies started appearing including things that resembled fairy tales. Zorcon’s computing and power grids crashed, and … Continue reading →
The Fairy Godmother gleefully promised Santa’s bored Elves a mountain for their ski resort at the North Pole. It was just one more Good Deed. Perhaps it would restore the planetary anthropologist’s reputation. Meanwhile, Hansel, Gretel, BC and Charley took … Continue reading →
Cinderwan had just begun her Elder training in the Earth Element when a voice in the fireplace flames spoke to her. The Fire Ancient was calling her to come to where the sky meets the sea. The Phoenix offered to … Continue reading →
When an untrained kitchen android started wrecking the forest, Elders rushed to the scene. They invoked Elder Magic to set things right. Then a curious android wearing black jeans and a T-shirt walked out of the Fairy Godmother’s cottage. Now … Continue reading →
The junior planetary anthropologist should have been careful when she muttered, especially when she was holding her wand. The chain of events from her unguarded words had consequences that would ripple through history. Not that she cared. Chapter 1. Unexpected … Continue reading →
Alerted to a problem at the troll bridge, the Fairy Godmother dashed out of her cottage. She left her untrained kitchen android unattended. She did not think about what could happen if any children visited her cottage and met her … Continue reading →
The Zorconians had tapped into the core of their sun to harvest energy for everything they did. Now their sun was ready to explode. Zorcon’s desperate High Council decided to send an armed fleet establish a settlement on Sol #3. … Continue reading →
When the Fairy Godmother went to check on her wayward kitchen android, she found him at the Three Bears’ Cottage. He was engaged in a punning game and being socialized by the bear family. Charley then went off with his … Continue reading →
Emma was neither human nor android. How did she fit in? Then on her first day at Oberland School, Zorconian guards kidnapped her and the Vice Premier threatened to erase her mind. Now Emma needed to escape from a fortress … Continue reading →
“What should be done when well-intentioned ‘Good Deeds’ by a junior planetary anthropologist spin out of control?” From the textbook: Case Studies in Planetary Anthropology by Professor Salticus, Department of Planetary Anthropology, Zorcon University. Chapter 1 – The Nexus aba … Continue reading →
