OOC: AO fan fiction links plz :)

[Arila]

Okay, here is the deal, if u have some fan fiction then post the link here, even though its to some board, or an old post here (im too lazy to find it myself )

The idea is to gather them all and post them on my site, which ive made for this idea.

Now, if u dont like writing, but like reading, then just pay it a visit, ive written a little story there already

http://www.icc-central.net/

Ohh... the downlaod section have a few AO desktops from the AO intro

@Savoy: ill be posting your guild stories as well as soon as i can get them

[___________Kronocide]

What a splendid idea!

Here's my article on Willy Snelton, the legendary fixer and troubadour. It's a "multimedia experience." *cough*

Good luck with the site, it sounds very useful.

[___________Kronocide]

up you go

[Lyricia]

Wow, I really liked your Willy Snelton page, Kronocide. But I was left with one nagging question. What exactly is a troubadour(and a mitaar)?

[Lyricia]

Ok I found out:

troubadour n : a singer of folk songs

but I couldn't find a mitaar

[___________Kronocide]

Edit: Thanks!

Lyricia, a mitaar is an old instrument consisting of a wooden resonance box and four to twelve strings made of metal or dried animal guts. The strings are different length and thickness and produces different sounds when struck. The player also presses the strings down against the wood to shorten them, to produce even more tones. It's quite complicated and nothing like modern instruments. It's still used today by some folk singers who want to get that genuine sound however.

[Demenzia]

((You can add my own stories to your site if you wish, even if I've myself put them on a site of my own already. I bet there are enough text to make a start --> points link in sig ))

[Lyricia]

Originally posted by Kronocide
Edit: Thanks!

Lyricia, a mitaar is an old instrument consisting of a wooden resonance box and four to twelve strings made of metal or dried animal guts. The strings are different length and thickness and produces different sounds when struck. The player also presses the strings down against the wood to shorten them, to produce even more tones. It's quite complicated and nothing like modern instruments. It's still used today by some folk singers who want to get that genuine sound however.

Thanks Kronocide!

I dont know why I just thought of this but a few days ago I saw a man playing a saw(Yes a saw!) like a musical instrument on tv. He was pretty good at it too.

[________Mistress Vex]

Heyas, saw the post and had to post my own link =0). This is a lil story I wrote awhiles ago for the Mercury Dragons writing contest (and won first place =0D ).

http://www.geocities.com/mistress_ve...esByPunks.html

so yeahs, there's my lil addition to the post =0)

~/\/\istress \/ex~

http://www.geocities.com.mistress_vex

[________Mistress Vex]

i miswrote my own addy

http://www.geocities.com/mistress_vex

~/\/\ \/~

[Lyricia]

Originally posted by Kronocide
What a splendid idea!

Here's my article on Willy Snelton, the legendary fixer and troubadour. It's a "multimedia experience." *cough*

Good luck with the site, it sounds very useful.

It looks like someone found Willy Snelton's Mitaar ^_^

[___________Kronocide]

Woohooo!!! I don't believe it! That is so cool. Thanks FC for that excellent piece of recognition.