The Philip K. Dick Reader

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Gulley is not just a writer and a father and a husband and a collector of interesting chairs. He is also a man of the cloth. He serves in Canby, Indiana as a Pastor for the Fairfield Friends Meeting House. He says that if you are ever in the area, you are respectfully invited to come to a sermon. Can be read as either Reader/Belos or Luz/Belos. Language: English Words: 7,386 Chapters: 3/3 Collections: 1 Comments: 9 Kudos: 25 Bookmarks: 7 Hits: 1,777 Note : these are partially written in lowercase because they’re informal in structure. But once I’ve uploaded everything to here that could be fixed if asked. Language: English Words: 32,696 Chapters: 67/? Comments: 3 Kudos: 200 Bookmarks: 14 Hits: 8,998 You and Belos have a wedding, but with a twist. That’s it. That’s the fic. Language: English Words: 501 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 3 Kudos: 10 Bookmarks: 1 Hits: 102

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LIGHTS UP on the stage: our hero, KING, sits on a windowsill like he’s seen his sister do many times before. This is a just-in-case measure as it looks like Tumblr is on its way to becoming the next LiveJournal. High Days and Holidays (sound design), Lord Fairhaven’s Yacht exhibition, part of Every Encounter Counts (Outstanding Achievement Award, The National Trust) 2018 Was inspired by the story An Unexpected Development by Amaristheamazing <3 Language: English Words: 2,806 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 3 Kudos: 64 Bookmarks: 4 Hits: 1,140

Belos and a tired Coven scout go at it! Sadly, Emperor Belos couldn’t keep his form stable during the deed. I’m actually so sorry! Language: English Words: 967 Chapters: 2/2 Comments: 4 Kudos: 112 Bookmarks: 7 Hits: 3,058 A collect of; Oneshots, Head cannons and preferences of everyone’s Favourite COD men and women. This is my first AO3 book but I genuinely hope you enjoy. Thank you for reading <3 And as the current owner of the Oracle Bakery, there were some unique challenges Selena Fortuna had to face.

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Though, when you faced the monster within you couldn't tell what it was. Language: English Words: 5,569 Chapters: 3/? Comments: 28 Kudos: 229 Bookmarks: 12 Hits: 3,593 Phil’s been saying that this is a bad idea from the start, kept dodging this particular ball and chain long as he could. Spent all his time away, off with his Shadows. Busy, busy, busy. You were called to the Emperor's room a few days after passionate sex in the throne room, what could he possibly want? Series How many times did you laugh? Hunter thought. When you killed boys that looked like just me with your bare hands?Year-Old Caleb Wittebane has been Witch hunting for 11 years now. But he Is faced with a promotion that will change his life forever. Evelyn hasn't been around in years. However, all of that is about to change. He must keep his knowledge of witches under wraps. He enters the demon realm to truly learn their way of life. However, he wont be able to keep this secret for long. No one knows what happened to those two strange orphan boys in Gravesfield. But there are rumours, of them being wisked away to another realm by a real witch. No one knows. Except them. Scarecrow!Phillip Graves x Lost!Reader Language: English Words: 4,935 Chapters: 3/3 Comments: 15 Kudos: 36 Bookmarks: 1 Hits: 468 If we accept that Philip II did indeed have a 'Grand Strategy' (and this book adds heavy evidence suggesting that we should), then the reader also has to notice that Philip II 'failed to achieve most of his policy goals'. The Spanish king, who was personally blamed for many of these failures, sacrificed lives, resources and reputation to attempt to achieve his aims. He undoubtedly left his main concern, Spain, weaker than when he took office and he failed to inspire unquestioning obedience. This was not entirely his own fault - among other problems, the religious controversies of the later sixteenth century severely restricted his freedom to manoeuvre and his ability to compromise. Despite being flattered as the 'Largest Brain in the World', Parker makes a strong case that it would have taken a genius to cope with all the concerns that confronted the king. That said, some of his concerns were universal: for large parts of the reign the succession to Philip II was far from secure and, at a time when it was generally understood that the king (or queen) equalled the land and the land equalled the king, there would have been catastrophic changes if Philip had died without an obvious heir. He was not alone in having dynastic insecurities - in the period covered by the text Portugal lost their independence (to Spain); France was engaged in bitter civil war; Scotland likewise; and up until 1603, England was only ever one heartbeat away from disaster. The hopes and aspirations of a dynasty and a country all rested on the life-force of a single individual. Somewhat as a reaction to such mortality (and like in England) the populace began to ascribe to their monarch attributes and powers that went beyond the mortal.

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Through the portal and to the other side, Philip couldn't help but fall in love with a Witch, even when it went against his beliefs. Language: English Words: 1,772 Chapters: 2/2 Kudos: 35 Bookmarks: 2 Hits: 705 Childhood friends and lovers in war are thing that were NOT made to be put together, but you wouldn't understand by the good way would you? It's your own fault the consequences of your actions will burn you alive. Literally and metaphorically… Language: English Words: 2,025 Chapters: 1/11 Comments: 2 Kudos: 4 Hits: 86 Throughout his life, England was Larkin’s emotional territory to an eccentric degree. The poet distrusted travel abroad and professed ignorance of foreign literature, including most modern American poetry. He also tried to avoid the cliches of his own culture, such as the tendency to read portent into an artist’s childhood. In his poetry and essays, Larkin remembered his early years as “unspent” and “boring,” as he grew up the son of a city treasurer in Coventry. Poor eyesight and stuttering plagued Larkin as a youth; he retreated into solitude, read widely, and began to write poetry as a nightly routine. In 1940 he enrolled at Oxford, beginning “a vital stage in his personal and literary development,” according to Bruce K. Martin in the Dictionary of Literary Biography.At Oxford Larkin studied English literature and cultivated the friendship of those who shared his special interests, including Kingsley Amis and John Wain. He graduated with first class honors in 1943, and, having to account for himself with the wartime Ministry of Labor, he took a position as librarian in the small Shropshire town of Wellington. While there he wrote both of his novels as well as The North Ship,his first volume of poetry. After working at several other university libraries, Larkin moved to Hull in 1955 and began a 30-year association with the library at the University of Hull. He is still admired for his expansion and modernization of that facility. And his death comes after a turmoil-filled 12 months for the royals after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry quit the royal family. After meeting people who won't take advantage of him for once, Hunter starts realizing how bad Belos was to him.

He’s blinking away the last remnants of sleep, finally noticing his little brother looking down on him. Something is amiss in the Coven, and you're trying to fix it. However, met with confrontation, you begin to cry. Language: English Words: 2,185 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 2 Kudos: 69 Bookmarks: 3 Hits: 729 I know you said that you never wanted immortality-wanted my curse-but those childish games are over." Language: English Words: 732 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 2 Kudos: 20 Bookmarks: 2 Hits: 271 It's an extremely rare occasion when the emperor's coven throws a party, but you're sure as hell gonna make it count, so you get dressed and go out! But who's the stranger that charms you? The Boiling Isles is at peace with Belos dead and gone. Victims of his tyranny are healing, the Isles are thriving under new government, everyone is happy…

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GN!Reader is a witch with a birth defect: They were born without a bile sac, rendering them helpless when it came to magic. Because of this, certain people tend to bully and ridicule them. They are currently trying to find their place in life and it’s not going well. Cue them meeting the infamous human in an altercation that seems eerily similar to one that happens later on.Larkin’s Selected Letters,edited by his longtime friend, poet Anthony Thwaite, reveals much about the writer’s personal and professional life between 1940 and 1985. Washington Post Book Worldreviewer John Simon noted that the letters are “about intimacy, conviviality, and getting things off one’s heaving chest into a heedful ear.” He suggests that “these cheerful, despairing, frolicsome, often foul-mouthed, grouchy, self-assertive and self-depreciating missives should not be missed by anyone who appreciates Larkin’s verse.” Despite his wide popularity, Larkin “shied from publicity, rarely consented to interviews or readings, cultivated his image as right-wing curmudgeon and grew depressed at his fame,” according to J.D. McClatchyin the New York Times Book Review. Phoenixcontributor Alun R. Jones suggests that, as librarian at the remote University of Hull, Larkin “avoided the literary, the metropolitan, the group label, and embraced the nonliterary, the provincial, and the purely personal.” From his base in Hull, Larkin composed poetry that both reflected the dreariness of postwar provincial England and voiced the spiritual despair of the modern age. McClatchy notes Larkin wrote “in clipped, lucid stanzas, about the failures and remorse of age, about stunted lives and spoiled desires.” Critics feel that this localization of focus and the colloquial language used to describe settings and emotions endear Larkin to his readers. Agendareviewer George Dekker noted that no living poet “can equal Larkin on his own ground of the familiar English lyric, drastically and poignantly limited in its sense of any life beyond, before or after, life today in England.” After months of prepping and countless sleepless nights, it's finally the day where you get to say 'I do', but before the vows and the wedding bells comes being fussed over by the covenheads as you reminisce on how you got here in the first place. The emperor was a highly revered man, and rightfully so. He had saved witches from the threat of wild magic, and dedicated himself wholeheartedly to the creation and maintenance of the coven system. Most witches surely saw him as infallible, which was why no one would ever imagine what kind of undertakings their dear emperor committed under the cover of night, whether that be reconstructing a portal to the human realm, or attending to more risqué matters. Language: English Words: 2,319 Chapters: 1/1 Collections: 1 Comments: 6 Kudos: 86 Bookmarks: 4 Hits: 1,163 In simpler words, Phil really, really doesn’t want to marry a pretty little senator’s daughter, but he’s run out of rope and if he struggles too hard, he’s sure his father will not hesitate to garrotte him to get what he wants. Language: English Words: 2,117 Chapters: 1/? Comments: 3 Kudos: 22 Bookmarks: 2 Hits: 151