The Reshelving 2019
To ring in the reignited Wanderers' Library, we are using the first ever Reshelving event!We've decided our navigation system needs an update, and who better to ask than our readers? We're going to be creating new shelves with new pictures and histories, and all of you will get your chance to contribute.
Click here to be a part of the reawakening of the Wanderers' Library!
Front Page Prompt
Magicians are, by and large, an AV set. Spells are understood through reading text or hearing old words and are often manifested as flashy light shows or howling maelstroms. But what about the other senses? What about spells that can only be truly understood through taste? Or a spell that manifests as tactile sensation?
This prompt's tag is "av08." This prompt's start date is December 11th, 2017- Avelon21 decided to write Cave-light on 17 May 2019 14:14
- AuranSwain decided to write The Demon From Ozz on 06 Apr 2019 04:18
- isitnaturalketchup decided to write The Traveler and the Warlock on 17 Dec 2018 17:55
- Ze_Gui decided to write Yorker under the sky on 11 May 2018 19:45
- RedactionReport decided to write A Knowledge of Roads on 10 May 2018 22:46
- TroyL decided to write Everyone Should Read This For Information! on 22 Apr 2015 04:56
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The Wanderers' Library is a collaborative fiction exercise. It's a collection of stories that explore strange and fantastic corners of the world, hidden from ordinary eyes. Some of the stories take place in the distant past, taking the form of legends and fables. Others are from the modern day, hiding in the shadows just out of sight. The basic premise is that there are strange things that are not quite of our world. Some are dangerous, some are merely fascinating. They are all in some respect extraordinary.
A big game hunter searches for hunting in other worlds.
A creature lives in alleyways and junkyards, collecting bits of trash to disguise itself.
A red thing of many parts promises everything you have ever wanted.
Stories here should try to evoke a Sense of Wonder, a sense that there is a larger world beyond the one we know. In the world of the Library, these wonders are hidden, but never truly far away. But never forget that this is a wilder world than our own, and it's never entirely safe, either. Tread with care.