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I'm a big fan of Brian Antoine's work! Visit his homepage. He gave me official permission to mirror his stories.
For me, it started when I found a really neat drawing (by Jordan Greywolf) on the net when I was a freshman in college. It showed a guy who was clearly a wizard or mage of some sort. It showed a little flying blob of a robot which I recognized from the old TV show "Hard Time on Planet Earth". And it showed a fox lady. They were standing in a clearing, and in the background was a stone arch with a misty interior, clearly a magic portal. OK, now somehow this artist managed to capture every fantasy theme I love in one picture. It was so cool. Very understated - no battles, no lechery, no fantastic castles and thunderstorms in the background. It had more impact with me because the artist had tried to make the scene feel realistic and normal.
I later discovered that this drawing was in fact based on stories that someone had written. Not only did these people exist for a frozen moment, but they had histories and depth! Now I was truly excited. And of course, I inhaled the stories as fast as I could. A few of them are still some of my all time favorite stories.
I've been in contact with Brian off and on. In fact, I even contributed to a collaborative writing effort with Brian and some other local authors. Now that I host my own web site, I'm proud to be able to host a copy of Brian's work for others to enjoy.
The last change to this mirror was on 2011-11-10. The last time I checked Brian's server (www.nas-kan.org) for changes (by downloading everything) was 2011-11-10. Last check of the recent changes page was 2011-11-10.
The main storyline. An alternative storyline branching off near the beginning. The collected stories of Kyrn the Assassin. Or, The Day The Writers Got Silly. A quick index of Brian's LiveJournal posts that contain story fragments.| Louis K. Thomas <louisth@hotmail.com> | Auth | 2011-11-30 (71 days ago) |