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[10.10.2007]
........A number of written works which had previously been displayed on deviantART (gallery there now in storage) will be uploaded here over the next number of days.

[25.11.2007]
........All past work that I feel is worth uploading has now been put in place (I think, anyway). New work will be added where-ever I think it belongs, as I write it (if I feel it's worth uploading).
Feedback, suggestions, and criticisms are always appreciated.
Up-coming word gallery --- Story concept things? Possibly. I may put that/them with my drawings, though. Undecided as of yet.
........+ Explanation blots added.

The proper construction and setting up of this account has finally really gotten under-way, or, really, has finally really gotten 'round to be nearing completion. From here on out, it's a work-in-progress.
But here --- a navigation aid. This is the Help Menu, after-all.

Character Menu:
.......I'll assume you've already been there. It's the main page, and there's not much there. Basic information so'-of things. The History section will probably change from time to time. ("Radio Frequency" is my MSN address.)

Help Menu:
.......Where you are currently located. This is where all my written work will be placed. Bonus Items will be updates/notes in regards to upcoming textual works, and there's a text blot for each gallery, giving a brief explanation of the contents --- this will help to give some insight as to why each piece is in the gallery it is in.

Select Party:
.......The Select Party section will be used for all my non-photographic visual works. I already have most of the galleries set up for how I'm going to have them, and they're pretty self-explanatory. The Party Information will be updates in regards to that section.

World Map:
.......This section will be for photographs, but is still heavily under construction as of this writing.

Credits:
.......The friends and comments page -- Design and Production Team being friends, and Fanfare being comments.

From Webster's Universal College Dictionary:
........com·pli·ca·tion n. 1. the act of complicating. 2. a complicated or involved state or condition. 3. a complex combination of elements or things. 4. something that introduces a difficulty, problem, change, etc. 5. a concurrent disease, accident, or adverse reaction that aggravates the original disease.


This contains writings which are directed towards, are about, or were inspired by someone who is best described, in regards to this, as a complication.

From Webster's Universal College Dictionary:
........cast·a·way n. 1. a shipwrecked person. 2. anything cast adrift or thrown away. 3. an outcast. —adj. 4. cast adrift. 5. thrown away.
........SOS n., pl. SOSs, SOS's. 1. an internationally recognised radiotelegraphic distress signal, used esp. by ships and consisting of the letters SOS spelled out in Morse Code (··· - - - ···). 2. any call for help.

........Bottles on the Ocean refer to any message, whether it be asking for help or as a general outreach to the world, which is placed into a corked bottle and set adrift on the water to find who it may.


This is, more or less, the "everything else" category. Things written from my head and heart which are being put out for anyone&everyone to receive as they will, whether they be reflections on unending events, things written as someone else, or which contain messages which may be applicable to multiple people (as opposed to being written directed towards one single person).
These are outreaches to my world.

From Webster's Universal College Dictionary:
........o·bit·u·ar·y n., pl. -ar·ies, adj. —n. 1. a notice of the death of a person, often with a biographical sketch, as in a newspaper. —adj. 2. of, pertaining to, or recording obituaries. —o·bit'u·ar·ist, n.
........eu·lo·gy n., pl. -gies. 1. a speech or writing in praise of a peron or thing, esp. a set oration in high honor of a deceased person. 2. high praise or commendation. —eu'lo·gise' v.t., -gised, -gis·ing.
........dys·lo·gy n. Dyslogy cannot be found in the dictionary; however, upon looking up eulogy on both thesaurus.com/reference.com, one will find a note in the entry with states the following: "if you give someone a dyslogy, you make a speech with a number of uncomplimentary remarks about them (the opposite of eulogy)"
The Hutchinson Encyclopædia also identifies it as "an unfavorable speech; censure."

........Forgotten Desk Drawers, meanwhile, are all those drawers&shelves, bottles&boxes cases&crawlspaces, where things are kept&hidden, put away, discarded to. You might leave that place forever and never think to retrieve those items.


That said, this gallery is for writings about people and events that I once knew, but have long since left behind.