I've got a copy of it around here somewhere. I'll try to get a scan of it put up tomorrow. Will let you know. :)

Any word on more songs being put up?

@strangeshe
Er... I don't want to rush things, but ... could you pleeeeeaaaaaaaaaase scan the Cd-cover? :-)

*LOL* You're not in the least demanding are you?

Yalahii.

Arathas wrote:

@strangeshe
Er... I don't want to rush things, but ... could you pleeeeeaaaaaaaaaase scan the Cd-cover? :-)

Sorry I've not had a chance to get back to this yet. I dug up the tape, but the sleeve wasn't in it. (Can't remember why, now.) Anyway, I know the sleeve's around here somewhere *moves files around on desk* but it's going to take me a little longer to find it.

*keeps digging & muttering*
I know it's around here somewhere...

For some reason the links don't work for me. :(

Yalahii.

it works here. great layout, Arathras!

PS, nice looking website you've got there!

Yalahii.

Yikes! If I wanted to read all of that, it would take me over a year! Have you ever tried selling a story?

Yalahii.

I've heard some people say that you shouldn't do that before all the publishers rejected it. They said that publishers might not want to publish it if it's been online.

Anyway, good luck on your story! Let me know if it does get published!

Yalahii.

@ Sahi

your german is better than my dutch...

ah, writing short stories... i also have that in mind, with millions of ideas, but the problem is that these ideas drift away into chaos, and a once good idea is lost because i can´t focus on the writing.

by the way, we are not going offtopic, are we ;)

thanks for writing into my guestbook :-) even if the 5 years of german don't shine completely through ... *g*

If you really like to read one of the novels, I'd recommend to not to do so, but to read the 4 shortstories (In einer Wintersnacht, In einer Herbstnacht, In einer Sommernacht,In einer Frühjahrsnacht), because I'm building my new novel upon them, which will be my best so far ... :-D

yes, there's a relation between these 3 worlds, that's the basic plot of the book.

There's these two worlds - one in the middle of the universe, been there since it's beginning and really, really old, dunked in black beneath a dying, dark sun - that's the shadowworld, Crap. At the other end of the universe, under a young, bright sun, the lightworld, Lithios. Because of the bending of the space-time, the universes end and the universes beginning lie at the same point, and so do the two planets.

And it's possible - although only in theorie at the beginning of the novel - to travel between both sides. But there's another zone, between the planets, called the grey-zone, and it's definitely a strange place.

And, being the main plot: an each world, shadow and light, there exists some strange creature which is responsible for the worlds not colliding. These creatures must never die, or both worlds will crash and be destroyed.

But there's another creature from the grey-zone, which hates everyting colorful: both light and darkness. And so it's trying to kill the seperators (this is the name of the creatures who prevent the worlds from colliding).

well, that's the main plot, basically, but there LOTS of stuff all around it ;-)