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| Blog Name: | Azure Lion Productions |
| Url: | http://azurelionproductions.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | poetry, art, anything |
| Description: | The creative and contemplative musings of the poet, writer, and artist Richard H. Fay. |
| Popularity: | 33 Followers |
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West Dingleton's Loss of Humanity
Illustration Copyright © 2009 Richard H. FayWest Dingleton's Loss of HumanityIt all started with a strange cloud,A nebulous mist of coloursGlowing faintlyIn the night.An aurora in
Illustration Copyright © 2009 Richard H. FayWest Dingleton's Loss of HumanityIt all started with a strange cloud,A nebulous mist of coloursGlowing faintlyIn the night.An aurora in
Another Illustration Published
Just a quick note: my illustration for "Holiday on Phreetum Prime" now appears alongside the poem in the on-line version of Abandoned Towers.Now back to composing more art and poetry (I'm currently working on an illustration for my speculative poem "West Dingleton's Loss of Humanity").
Just a quick note: my illustration for "Holiday on Phreetum Prime" now appears alongside the poem in the on-line version of Abandoned Towers.Now back to composing more art and poetry (I'm currently working on an illustration for my speculative poem "West Dingleton's Loss of Humanity").
Internut
Internutby Richard H. FayInk on Bristol board, digitally colouredThe above illustration now accompanies Doug Hilton's story "A Brief History of the Internut" in the on-line ver
Internutby Richard H. FayInk on Bristol board, digitally colouredThe above illustration now accompanies Doug Hilton's story "A Brief History of the Internut" in the on-line ver
What I Want for Christmas
My mother-in-law, who is more of a mother to me than my own mother, asked what I wanted for Christmas. I told her I wanted this:Super Pro Edition 1/24 VsTank Pro PanzerKampwagen German Tiger I Late Production Desert Brown Airsoft Radio Remote Control Battle Tank.Yeah, I'm a kid at heart, and a World War II armour buff to boot! When I had the time for such things, I used to build plastic armoured fighting vehicle models from kits. I still have a few of the models I put together on display, along with some decent-quality ready-built ones. However, I always wanted an RC tank, especially a Tiger. There's something especially b
My mother-in-law, who is more of a mother to me than my own mother, asked what I wanted for Christmas. I told her I wanted this:Super Pro Edition 1/24 VsTank Pro PanzerKampwagen German Tiger I Late Production Desert Brown Airsoft Radio Remote Control Battle Tank.Yeah, I'm a kid at heart, and a World War II armour buff to boot! When I had the time for such things, I used to build plastic armoured fighting vehicle models from kits. I still have a few of the models I put together on display, along with some decent-quality ready-built ones. However, I always wanted an RC tank, especially a Tiger. There's something especially b
"The Sheerie" in APHELION
My speculative cinquain "The Sheerie" has been published in the November 2009 issue of the web-zine Aphelion. Check it out!In case anyone was wondering, I once again dip into the well of fairy folklore for inspiration. More specifically, I again delve into the connections between the realm of fairy and the realm of the dead. The sheerie are said to be the spirits of unbaptised children imbued with dark fairy magic and dangerously jealous of the living. They appear as tiny beings shimmering with a corpse-light glow, or dark goblins car
My speculative cinquain "The Sheerie" has been published in the November 2009 issue of the web-zine Aphelion. Check it out!In case anyone was wondering, I once again dip into the well of fairy folklore for inspiration. More specifically, I again delve into the connections between the realm of fairy and the realm of the dead. The sheerie are said to be the spirits of unbaptised children imbued with dark fairy magic and dangerously jealous of the living. They appear as tiny beings shimmering with a corpse-light glow, or dark goblins car
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