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The CCN staff collectively called a non-meeting at the drop of their hats, the turn of their (lost) keys, and the sound of a faint but familiar alarm (the Victor Laxman type, of course).
No one plans to attend the non-meeting immediately as soon as possible. Veralun rather sheepishly said he would be there, but would [...]
It was wonderful to see the CCN team coming back together in a common set of activities once Ruby pulled the office out of the deep hole it had sunk into. (I’m still amazed we were able to hold on to her long enough for that to happen.) Once she set up the temporarily permanent [...]
I’ve been asked what my agenda is dear explorer; therefore, I will “show” you. From heretofore the agenda will be called the playbill. After all this is a story within a story and a play within a play. Not only will explorers benefit by knowing what I have in mind, but in this mecca of [...]
Once upon a time Ruby dug herself out of a hole. One could argue that Ruby’s been digging herself out of a hole for years. She thinks she is filling the hole, patching it up or mending the rim, but in reality, she is digging out. Always.
This past Monday she fell in for real. Into [...]
Ruby woke up one morning seasick and exhausted. On a whim and a wing she decided to descend into the cavern after spending the better portion of the last two years on the road travelling. A little teaching here, a little elixir sales there, making only enough to feed and clothe her against the harsh [...]
CCNE (Cavern Communications Network Eder D’Uru), the Desert Station will be live streaming and presenting podcasts in the category entitled CCNE Desert Station Story. The way it works is this: the desert station story is Ruby O’Degee’s Continued Confessions of a Loose Cannon Story. It is the published version in serial form. [...]
It was official… the temporary CCN offices were lost. Well, we knew that but no one really wanted to admit it. Admitting a large, albeit temporary, object was lost would mean acknowledging that the lost something might not be recoverable.
After Veralun had looked carefully into the hole down which staff members were certain the office [...]