Recent content by Liberty TS Hope

"I'm not sure how much longer I will stay in this region for. I still have some more places to visit for my next book before I need to return home." Liberty put her face close to the still purring cat on her lap, who for some reason at that gesture hissed and with a claw knocked off her glasses...

"The artwork was done by a dear friend of mine! Her craft is embroidery, but the sketches she does for them are so quaint, I had to get her to illustrate this book. Her work is honestly what inspired me to write this story in the first place!" she smiled at Harun. Harun Ahidjar White Swallow

Liberty picked up two books from the four she took out and handed them to Harun, "Eight to ten, I'd say they would enjoy these two books of mine," they had a decent heft to them, "Something for boys, and something for girls!" The titles of those two books were; »Hemlock and water«, a quick...

"You could say that..." Liberty looked at her bag with a hard to pin down expression, "But my best-selling books... they're better suited for a mature audience." She opened her bag, and searched through it, "But! If it's a book for your grandchildren, what age are they?" one has to wonder how...

[The trap was thoroughly smashed. The panther must have climbed out of the trap somehow. But Franklin breathed out, the trail of blood it had left behind was noticeable. Wounded it can't have gotten far and lacking its strength from such bloodloss it might even be easy to deal with if he saw it...

"Oh, I didn't know that I could share my works with the library," she said still looking into her bag, taking out a thin red book, and immediately pushing it back into her bag, "I actually came to do some research. I am writing a story that takes place in various regions of Amol-Kalit." She next...

Liberty nodded at the two men as they introduced themselves. "I must say, even if it's just from memory, it is a lovely piece." "My name is Liberty Theophile Sarah Hope, but you may just call me Liberty, or Ms. Hope. Whichever one you find politer," she smiled a bit, "and actually! I am a...

Liberty smiled at the two men, taking a seat among them. "Are you two writing poems together?" She asked with a smile and took a peek at their written notes, "Oh, you have such lovely writing," she said to the older man. Her hand going to the cat that was sleeping nearby, giving it a good...

A bit earlier in the day, Liberty had taken a break from the books to take care of worldly desires. But even such a short separation from these new and foreign books felt like months. Upon her return, she directed herself again to the poetry section again. Browsing the covers of books, taking...

Liberty sighed. "Yes, I did want the original poem. This one, while a nice contribution, is very distracting," Liberty perked up a bit, now finding the whole situation very silly, "I read it and thought that since the thematic of the book it is written as such. I thought that they wanted to...

Libby glanced at the book "Well, you see," she quickly opened it up and turned the pages to the one with the scribbling in, "the outside is fine but look." She pointed at the scribbled on text, and then the scratched out original text of the page. "You can't even read the original poem. Surely...

Liberty looked at the assistant. Ahh.... Book covers can be such art pieces. Wait, wait wait. Back to book justice. Libby stood up, and tried to get the attention of the assistant walking by. "A! Excuse me, This book here has been scribbled in by someone. The original text becoming completely...

Liberty picked up the paper, a bookmark actually. It had something written on it, »I did enjoy these titles, good eye habibi« The titles? Liberty looked over the chapter names again. M U S T A F A Y O U O A F Ah, a classic, Liberty thought, insulting people in hidden ways in your literature. She...

Quite an interesting chapter. It had detailed the imprtance of some lesser thought of functions in war and military organization. The fourth chapter, detailed how to pay attention to your own armies weak points and how to use them to your own advantage. Issam had detailed an exploit of his where...

Liberty was quite engrossed in the subject. This man of war had a surprisingly delicate way of writting. The first chapter had given her much insight on things she hadn't considered. And such enlightenment to Liberty continued well into the next chapter. It had comparisons between the previous...