4 Works in Elfhome Series - Wen Spencer
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A fan-fiction story based on Wen Spencer's Elfhome series.
Naomi teaches dancing on the planet of Elfhome, with both humans and elves enjoying her lessons. When a Christmas dance recital she organizes is about to collapse, she deals with one calamity after another to make sure neither bad weather, nor broken sewer pipes, nor the criminal girl-smuggling ring would jeopardize her students' upcoming performance.
This story takes place a couple months after Magic Senegalese. -
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When Naomi, a dancer living in New York, witnesses a murder, she knows she has to disappear before the murderer finds and silences her. And the best place she could go to hide from a ruthless killer is... another planet: Elfhome, the planet of the elves. Unfortunately, trouble follows her there. The story is fan fiction, based on Wen Spencer's Elfhome universe. The events in the story happen about a year before "Tinker".
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A story inspired by Wen Spencer's Elfhome universe. Lisa, a film school student from Vancouver, Canada, attends a local Shakespearean festival. When a gun-toting terrorist jumps on stage and starts shooting, she's sure she would die. Luckily, a young man in a gray turban saves everyone's lives by tackling the shooter. Would Lisa be able to thank the brave young man? Perhaps she could do a movie about him?
The events in the story happen soon after "Tinker".- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 11,291
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 2
- Hits:
- 9
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Balad of the Cross by Genuka for Trickster32, Sugahhuney, rowenasheir
Fandoms: Original Work, song - Fandom, Christian Bible, Worship Song, Elfhome Series - Wen Spencer
15 Jul 2018
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Another song I am placing in Public Domain
This one was inspired by the partial song in Elfhome by Wen Spencer sung by Oilcan and his group. It starts the same for the first eight words but the third line gives them a completely different meaning and transforms the song into my thoughts about the difficult path to the cross and what that means in highly symbolic terms. I know there were at least 4 separate layers to the song when I was writing it and probably more. I'll let other people pick it apart because I saw a multi-fold effect within the song as I wrote and the english doesn't exist to explain further.
If you want to sing it or play with it public domain means you can without needing to ask. I have no musical notes for this and encourage you all to pair it with any tune that takes your fancy, just like with all my public domain songs.
Enjoy!
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- Part 3 of Songs - Public Domain