#c.t. sun

[inkyucu]

So... This is the picture I've been having a rough time with.

Do I know how this happened? No.

Do I want to know how this happened? No.

Am I glad to finally just post this and move on with my life? Absolutely.

Hopefully I'll be able to post art more often now

[thegodwhocums]

In protecting the earth, we found good pine needles and harsh dried wood along with rocks helpful. When you begin to examine our earth, You find tiny mushrooms and small grass blades, Ornamented by the chatter of ground squirrels. You find our soil is soft and rocky, It does not permit artificial soil topping. Our pine trees are diligent, dedicated and graceful, In either life or death they will always perform their duty of pinetreeness, Equipped with sap and bark. We find our world of wilderness so refreshing. Along with summer's drum, we produce occasional thundershowers, wet and dry messages: We can't miss the point, Since this earth is so bending and open to us, along with the rocks, We are not shy, We are so proud— We can make a wound in a pine tree and it bleeds sap, and courts us, in spite of the setting-sun shadow; They bend so graciously, whether dead or alive. We love our pines and rocks; They are not covered with the superstitious setting-sun chemical manure of this and that. We are so proud of the sky that we produce on our horizon. Our stars twinkle and wink as if they know us; We have no problem of recognition. Our rocks and pine trees speak for us.

C.T. Mukpo From Earth Prayers

[themuseumwithoutwalls]

MWW Artwork of the Day (9/6/24) George Clausen (British, 1852-1944) Tranquil Sunset - September (1911) Oil on canvas, 50.8 x 61.5 cm. Private Collection

Following the success of "Dusk" (Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne) at the Royal Academy in 1903, Clausen began a series of atmospheric landscapes depicting farm ponds and wayside brooks. "Sunset" (1907, Harris Museum, Preston) develops the theme, and it was followed by the present example in which a fiery sun peeps through trees and bushes, spreading a carpet of vivid greens, pinks and blues across the foreground. The bravura of these works greatly appealed to C.T. Harris of Denmark Hill, the wealthy benefactor of Kings College Hospital.

[malinaa]

there's something lyrical about your writing — do you read much poetry? If so, who are your favourite poets? (sorry for the random question I was just curious)

jules im KISSING u btw this is a high compliment for ME.

so i recently read c.t. salazar's headless john the baptist hiking which was so vivid and brutal like... “forgetting is a kind of mercy / eventually even the cemetery / forgets it is a cemetery and looks like an open field" that's insane. he easily became one of my fav poets. ummmm ocean vuong bc i read night sky with exit wounds and i felt every emotion under the sun. there's of course ada limón and natalie diaz—specifically when my brother was an aztec—and like...mary oliver ofc. honestly i need to read more poets to Have more fav poets because i usually just read poems (singular) so here are some of my favs (i have literally inflicted some of these poems on my uni profs because they made me so unwell):

sonnet 17 by pablo neruda

belovéd by yves olade

eating a gyro reminds me that i sometimes believe in god by charnell peters

el salvador by javier zamora

obligations 2 by layli long soldier

lullaby on mount moriah by traci brimhall

[ancientcurator]

Hi 🌻Can I ask one more question please if it's allowed. Please let me know in case it's not allowed. I'm CT, sun sag, moon aries

I wanted to ask if I'll move out of my current house before the end of 2025?

Thank you so much 🙏

Hello again C.T. ☀️

The card I pulled for you is the owl. This card represents good fortune, wealth. It is a good omen that fortune (whether that be metaphorical or physical) is on the way to you. I am not sure if this entirely answers your question but good things are coming your way! Trust the owl energy, perhaps get a piece of jewelry that has an owl on it and wear it to promote this energy coming your way.

[ineffag-swag]

I copied the text from the new findjackwalten update for those who don't want to struggle with reading it

MAGIC COME TO LIFE!

———

CYBERFUN TECH

Mechanic Entertaintment, Research and Engineering

C.T. SUMMER 1974

[ID: A painting on a shabby wall. It potrays the Sun with an unsettling smile, a rainbow, some clouds and a fence]

Summer is here! Let all our efforts finally pay off soon! Very soon.

———

"THE BON'S BURGERS PROJECT"

written by: Kant Tenessee

Since the 1960s, Businessmen Felix A. Kranken and Jack Walten have been setting up an all-new entertaintment center in Brighton, MI.

"The Most Advanced Animated Show in Livingston County" is what CyberFun Tech, head company of manufacturing Bon's Burgers' magical entertaintment, said to define this brand new place.

Bon's Burgers is set to open on June 1st, promising quality service and custom shows for families and birthdays.

"It is a miracle in the making" said Susan Woodings, Cyberfun

———

"A SMALL SETBACK IN AN OTHERWISE BRILLIANT PROJECT" BON'S BURGERS OPENING DELAYED OVER UNKNOWN INCONVENIENCE."

written by: Allison Gunn

The now "famous" Bon's Burgers restaurant, set to open in June 1st, has been now set to open it's doors on June 28th. Public is confused.

It was a disappointing scene of June 1st, when a big crowd stayed hours awaiting the opening of "Livingston County's most advanced entertaintment center". It was about 6 PM on June 1st where Felix A. Kranken, co-founder, said the following words:

"It is a shame to announce that the long-awaited opening of the restaurant will have to be delayed, due to multiple inconveniences in the process of getting everything ready for this event. Many unfortunate news have caused work to be in hiatus and delayed. We're looking foward to open this place on a few weeks from now: July 28th, 10 AM.

We apologize for the inconvenience and for wasting people's time, however, we believe this is just a minor setback in an otherwise brilliant project, stay tuned for more news

———

A minor setback?

A minor setback?

A minor setback? (<- and this same question is repeating like a hundred times)

[mplaylistdiaries]

August 2018

Summary: My Senior Year. Man was I a mess. I was doing my stage management internship while writing my twenty four page research paper. Which, I had no plan for at all that year. So, I decided last minute to just do it on my favorite fairytale and just run with it. My professor had me rewrite the first half of my paper at least ten times that semester before I even got it right. And, by that point I was stressing on whether or not I was going to even be able to finish my paper. 

PLAYLIST LINK

A Thousand Years (Instrumental Cover) by The Piano Guys

There is a Reason by Konomi Suzuki

His Daughter by Molly Kate Kestner

Whiskey Lullaby by Alison Krauss & Brad Paisley

The Wisp Sings by Winter Aid

Lonely Heart by 5 Seconds of Summer

Unsteady by X Ambassadors

Demons by Imagine Dragons

Willow by Jasmine Thompson

You Say by Lauren Daigle

Youth by Daughter

God Help The Outcasts by Heidi Mollenhauer & Chorus of The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Myth by Beach House

I Found by Amber Run

Not About Angels by Birdy

Heal by Tom Odell

I’m Still Here by John Rzeznik

Believer by Lea Michele

They’re Only Human by Frank Wildhorn, Jack Murphy, and Ivan Menchell

Get Off My Back by Bryan Adams

Cello Wars by The Piano Guys

You Can’t Take Me by Bryan Adams

Meet Me On The Battlefield by SVRCINA

Piece by Piece by Kelly Clarkson

Hold On by Extreme Music

Say When by The Fray

Shine by Caroline

Whatever It Takes by Imagine Dragons

Ready As I’ll Ever Be by Varian & Cast of Tangled

Gone by Beth Crowley

Unstoppable by Sia

Nothing Left To Lose by Jeremy Jordan & Eden Espinosa

I Didn’t Ask For This by Beth Crowley

Something Wild by Lindsey Stirling 

Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson

Why Should I Worry by C.T & Becky Townsend

Lone Digger by Caravan Place 

This Day Aria by Princess Cadence and Queen Chrysalis

One Shot by Hunter Hayes

Lake Effect Kid by Fall Out Boy

Birds by Imagine Dragons

This is My Idea by Lex de Azevedo

Can’t Blame A Girl For Trying by Sabrina Carpenter

Close ft. Tove Lo by Nick Jonas

Need You Now by Lady Antebellum

Too Young by Sabrina Carpenter

Perfect by Ed Sheeran

Turning Out by AJR

Shallow by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper

Jealous ft. Tinashe by Nick Jonas

Congratulations by Dessa

Stay by 5 Seconds of Summer

Say Something by A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera

Shatter Me ft. Lizzy Hale by Lindsey Stirling

What Is Love by V Bozeman

Watercolor eyes by Lana Del Rey

Leave a Light On by Tom Walker 

Rally Go Round by LiSA

What Hurts The Most by Rascal Flatts

You Are The Reason by Calum Scott

Dandelions by Ruth B.

Symphony ft. Zara Larsson by Clean Bandit

Maps by Maroon 5

When She Loved Me by Sarah McLachlan

Always Remember Us This Way by Lady Gaga

Let Her Go by Passenger

Sleeping by Secret Garden

The Night We Met by Lord Huron

Beggin’ by Maneskin

Brothers Under The Sun by Bryan Adams

Syndicate by The Fray 

Photograph by Ed Sheeran

The Call by Regina Spector

Light by Sleeping at Last

I Want Crazy by Hunter Hayes

A Thousand Years by Christina Perri

I Wouldn’t Mind by He Is We

Saturn by Sleeping at Last

Again by Yui

Enchanted by Taylor Swift

Have We Met Before by Sarah Barrios & Eric Nam

If You Love Me for Me by Julie Stevens & Mark Luna

The Gospel Truth I/II/III

Issues by Julia Michaels

Love Me Harder ft. The Weeknd by Ariana Grande

Starlight by Starset

Eastside by Benny Blanco, Halsey, and Khalid

Better Than One by The Score

Noble Maiden Fair by Peigi Barker & Emma Thompson

Man in the Mirror by Keke Palmer 

Bless The Broken Road by Rascal Flatts

I Will Always Return by Bryan Adams

Master of Tides by Lindsey Stirling

My Jolly Sailor Bold by Ashley Serena

Raising Hope by LiSA

When Will My Life Begin by Mandy Moore

I Need To Know by Cassidy Ladden

Catch The Moment by LiSA

Colorful World by Shayna Rose

No Roots by Alice Merton

[chinatownstreetscape]

“Doorways in Dim Shadows” in the 1913 edition of Old Chinatown: A Book of Pictures), c. 1896-1906.  Photo by Arnold Genthe (from the Genthe photograph collection of the Library of Congress).

The Guanyin Temple of Spofford Alley

Contemporary accounts place the Guanyin Temple (觀音廟, pinyin: Guanyin miao; canto: “Goon Yum miu”) on Spofford Alley (新呂宋巷  = canto: “sun leuih sun hong”) at the southwest corner of the alley’s intersection with Washington Street.  

Spofford Alley in 1885. (Detail from the Special Committee of the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco, July 1885, from the Cooper Chow collection of the Chinese Historical Society of America.).  If the Guanyin temple had been established above one of the storefronts at the southwest corner of Spofford and Washington Street, the City of San Francisco’s surveyors (whose map only purported to show groundfloor uses), failed to note the temple’s existence.  When the Chinese settled this part of the neighborhood, they replaced its former Spanish residents.  Ross Alley was given the name of Gow Louie Sun Hong, or old Spanish Alley. According to former police chief Jesse B. Cook, “Spofford Alley was another alley from which the Spaniards were crowded out; this was called Sun Louie Sun Hong [新呂宋巷  = “sun leuih sun hong” ], or new Spanish Alley. . .”

According to Yong Chen (in the book Chinese San Francisco, 1850-1943:  A Trans-Pacific Community), the Guanyin Temple “was one of the first Chinese temples in the city.  In 1886 numerous Chinese organizations and stores offered money to renovate it.”

In 1892, Frederic J. Masters, D.D., published an article about his tour of the “fifteen heathen temples” found in San Francisco’s Chinatown.  He described the Guanyin Temple as follows:  

“The most popular goddess of the Chinese pantheon is Kwan Yum, the Chinese Notre Dame . . . Her shrine is found up a dingy staircase on the southwest corner of Spofford alley and Washington streets.  In this smoky loft, with its rudely carved image and grimy vestments, one sees nothing of the beautifully chiseled statue, that image of repose that we have often seen in the Ocean Banner Monastery, on the banks of the Pearl River.  . . .” [海幢寺; mando: Hai-chuang si;  canto: “Hoi Duhng See”]

Landing Place and Entrance to the Temple of Honan, Canton. (Hoi Tong Monastery on Henan Island in Guangzhou, China).  Sketched by R. Varnham, Redrawn by Thomas Allom, Engraved by C.T. Dixon - China, in a Series of Views, Displaying the Scenery, Architecture, and Social Habits, of that Ancient Empire, Vol. III, London: Fisher, Son, & Co., 1843, p. 10.

“In the Spofford-alley temple,” Masters wrote, “are found the shrines of some twenty other gods and goddesses, the principal being the Grand Duke of Peace, the God of Medicine, and Pan Kung, a celebrated Prime minister of the Sung dynasty.  The funniest discovery in this temple was that of Tsai Tin Tai Shing [Qitian dasheng, 齊天大聖; canto: “sai tin dai sing”].  He is a beatified monkey in the image of a man.”  

-- from Masters. F. J. (1892). “Pagan Temples in San Francisco.” In C.F. Holder (Ed.). The Californian illustrated magazine: June to November, 1892, vol. 2 (pp. 727-741). San Francisco, Calif.: Californian Pub. Co.

As with other deities, the pioneers of Chinese California brought Guanyin, Guan Yin or Kuan Yin ( 觀音; pinyin: Guānyīn; canto: “Goon Yum”) with them to North America.  The Chinese name Guanyin is short for Guanshiyin, which means “[The One Who] Perceives the Sounds of the World."  She is the Buddhist bodhisattva associated with compassion and the East Asian equivalent of Avalokiteśvara.  Other Eastern religions, including Chinese folk religion, adopted her for veneration.  Jesuit missionaries to China are credited with first referring to her as the "goddess of mercy" or the mercy goddess.  

Arnold Genthe’s photograph of the temple’s entrance on Spofford Alley confirmed the continued operation of the Guanyin temple until the destruction of the entire block in 1906.  Unlike other photographers of his day, however, Genthe displayed less interest in the temple’s entrance and, instead, aimed his camera north on Spofford, across Washington Street, and continuing up Church Court or alley.  (Church Court partially bisected the short block of Washington Street that ran west from Ross Alley to Stockton Street).  

The image records the camera’s eye following a pedestrian walking north on Spofford in the same direction as the figure seen walking up Church.  Two individuals with hands behind their back read wall notices in the left foreground and right side of the frame.  (The wooden box mounted on the wall to the left of the frame served as a receptacle for waste paper from old notices and ads pasted to the brick exterior.)  

The photograph, however, centers on two workers leaning against the Spofford side of the corner building; the nearest figure appears to have a cigarette in hand.  Genthe underexposed his print for his book, Old Chinatown, to create the shadows that insinuate a sinister quality to the life of this small street.  By so doing, Genthe advanced his greater interest in the esthetic premise of Chinatown as a foreign and threatening place.  His choice of camera angle links a temple doorway with the individuals facing out from the building and appearing to look east down Washington Street -- lookouts for potential threats from police or rival tongs to the prostitution or opium den operations.  In contrast, the lighter print from the Library of Congress shown below indicates a wider lens angle and creates a much less dangerous atmosphere.  

“Doorways in Dim Half-tone” from the 1908 edition of Pictures of Old Chinatown), c. 1896-1906.  Photo by Arnold Genthe (from the Genthe photograph collection of the Library of Congress).

[scottbcrowley2]

Former UW Husky C.T. Pan wins first PGA title - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 PST

C.T. Pan took advantage of Dustin Johnson’s back-nine meltdown to win the RBC Heritage for his first PGA Tour victory. Former UW Husky C.T. Pan wins first PGA title - Sun, 21 Apr 2019 PST

[inkyucu]

As expected, I don't really have the final thing finished, but I do have a whole bunch of random sketches of the AU! So... Here?

I hope this satisfies for now-

(Psst! You should totally join this! It has art I probably won't ever post to Tumblr - plus, we could use the company)

Yeah I've made a lot...

I dunno, I wanted to start Mermay off with SOMETHING, rather than a few days of nothing-

[cosmictulips]

Hello~ I was wondering if i could get a general reading for 2021 from you? My initials are C.T. I'm a Capricorn sun, Gemini moon & Virgo rising. I must add that academically, i feel very lost since this new semester has started. Just wanted to add that 🙃

Henlo friend =D I love your placements ;n;  seeing as this is ... the 10th.. I wanna say. this will be good up until the 10th of Jan of next year ;)

Before I even like shuffled fully I saw the Hanged Man.  so,  I think something you should try, is taking a step back and see a new perspective.  try something new perhaps or maybe just give yourself some time to breathe c= come to me and vent anytime because I feel you and we all need a safe space lol I ask for three cards and you got six lol.  so let me start with the overall energy here.  from one earth sign, to another,  we both should learn the art of Temperance lolol.  The overall energy here is to relax and be patient.  with the situations you will face, with other people, but most importantly, yourself.  I know it’s easy to get worked up about not having perfection, about not reaching a certain goal, etc etc, but -and I should listen to my own advice-  it does no one any good, not even yourself,  if you work yourself to death.  things do come with time.  and if you’re confused, that’s okay.  your answer will come to you c=

I’ll save the best for last ;)

so the eight of cups and Judgement.  You’re going  to be taking the Hanged Mans advice here and go through a sort of awakening.  You’re going to reevaluate areas of your life and make some changes.  you’re going to be walking away from something -people, ideas, places- that no longer suit you. and that’s good c=  I see you being more diplomatic with people.  Opening up perhaps and making room for new ideas.  a lot of planning is going to take place this year. You’re going to be more clever, more outspoken. You are going to want to try something new.  and you should do it. 

then we have the 6 of wands and the 10 of pentacles.  whatever work you do, and whatever skills you grow this year, will be rewarded.  something, someone, some new ideassss are going to come in and you’re going to grow. You’re going to be inspired, you’re going to achieve success this year.  baby steps. I’m hearing just take one step at a time. things will come to you and you will prosper this year c=

I hope this helps c=

you have a beautiful year, but a hard one, coming up. If you ever need anything, feel free to stop by =D

[tarotbubbletea]

Hi, there. Could i please get a free tarot reading from you? My initials are C. T. I'm a Capricorn sun. A fact about me is that i REALLY, REALLY LOVE Hallmark Channel Christmas movies 😅 My question is: Do you see any romantic love coming into my life either for the rest of year or in 2021?".

Hey C.T.,

I got the Ace of Pentacles for you with 10 of Cups at the back of the deck.

You might meet someone through work or business (or a business/math-related class if you’re still in school), and this connection does have the potential to be “the one.” I also get the sense that this person will be a good influence on you spiritually as well, someone who’s good for your mental health and encourages and inspires you to be a better version of yourself. It’ll be a stable and realistic relationship. You should consider where to go at this point, as there is a window of opportunity to change course. Start realistically working on getting ready for a relationship, so when you get to that point you’re not taken by surprise.

Wish you love, luck, and success!

[tarotbyflora]

Hello~ My initials are C. T. and i was wondering if i could have a free tarot reading? I'm a Capricorn sun, Gemini moon & Virgo rising. My question is: How will i meet my first boyfriend?

Hi C.T 🔮🌱

You will meet your first boyfriend when you work together or if you're in school then in the same team where you have to work together. He is someone foreign or you'll meet in another country.

Guidelines for free or paid tarot readings

[byulluv]

Hello, my initials are C.T. And my question is "Will I be a fluent driver in the future?". My sun sign is Capricorn & my moon is Gemini. A fun fact about me is that I LOVE kpop. Emojis that i use daily are: 😂😳😱👀💀 A song relevant to the question: Driving Home for Christmas - Chris Rea

Hi C.T. It will take time but you will learn to drive fluently.

[mightystargazer]

Another year gone, another readinglist done!

W. Michael Gear Outpost

W. Michael Gear Abandoned

Angela Carter The Bloody Chamber

Sue Burke Semiosis

Rob Dircks Don't Touch the Blue Stuff!

Laurie Forest the iron flower

Joseph Nassise urban Enemies: a collection

Ezekiel Boone The Mansion

Richtel, Matt Dead on Arrival

Wilkie Martin Inspector Hobbes and the Blood

Wilkie Martin Inspector Hobbes and The Curse

Wilkie Martin Inspector Hobbes & The Gold Digger

Wilkie Martin Inspector Hobbes and The Bones

A. American Home Coming

Adam J. Wright Lost Soul

Adam J. Wright Buried Memory

Adam J. Wright Dark Magic

Adam J. Wright Dead Ground

Adam J. Wright Shadow Land

Robert Bevan Critical Failures VI

Darynda Jones Grave on the Right

Darynda Jones Grave on the Left

Darynda Jones Third Grave Dead Ahead

Darynda Jones Grave Beneath My Feet

Darynda Jones Grave Past the Light

Darynda Jones Grave on the Edge

Darynda Jones Grave and No Body

Darynda Jones Grave After Dark

Darynda Jones Brighter Than the Sun

Darynda Jones Dirt on Ninth Grave

Darynda Jones The Curse of Tenth Grave

Darynda Jones Eleventh Grave in Moonlight

Dan Simmons The Terror

Warren Fahy Fragment

Tim McBain The Scattered and the Dead

Scott Thomas Kill Creek

Kurt Anderson Resurrection Pass

Larry Correia Son of the Black Sword

Larry Correia House of Assassins

Chuck Wendig Blackbird

Chuck Wendig Mockingbird

Chuck Wendig The Cormerant

Chuck Wendig Thunderbird

Karen Thompson Walker The Dreamers

Hank Green An Absolutely Remarkable Thing

C.T. Phipps The Tournament of Supervillainy 5

Peter Clines 14

Peter Clines The Fold

Peter Clines Dead Moon

Sean Schubert Infection

Sean Schubert Containment

Sean Schubert Mitigation

Sean Schubert Resolution

James Marshall Smith Hybrid

Mark Tufo Demon Wars

Alan Dean Foster Interlopers

Anthony Melchiorri The Tide

Anthony Melchiorri Breakwater

Anthony Melchiorri Salvage

Anthony Melchiorri Deadrise

Anthony Melchiorri Iron Wind

Anthony Melchiorri Dead Ashore

Anthony Melchiorri Ghost Fleet

Anthony Melchiorri Devil to Pay

Scott Medbury Heel Week

Scott Medbury On The Run

Scott Medbury Cold Comfort

Scott Medbury Rude Shock

Terry Pratchett/Neil Gaiman Good omens

Barry J. Hutchison The Sidekicks Initiative

Catherynne M. Valente The Refrigerator Monologues

Ike Hamill Super Apex

J.H. Moncrieff Monsters in Our Wake

John Connolly The Underbury Witches

Jonathan Maberry Dead of Night

Lydia Kang Quackery

Tomi Adeyemi Children of Blood and Bone

Thomas Morris The Mystery of the Exploding Teeth

John A.Keel The Complete Guide To Mysterious Beings

Ted Dekker ADAM

Richard K. Morgan Altered Carbon

Ransom Riggs A Map of Days

Kevin Hearne Death & Honey

Benjamin Wallace Boom box 1

Benjamin Wallace Boom box  2

Benjamin Wallace Boom box  3

Benjamin Wallace Revenge of the Apocalypse

Victor LaValle The Changeling

Rick Chesler Sawfish

Nathan Barnes The Reaper Virus

Michael brent Collings The Deep

Bill Heavey If You Didn't Bring Jerky, What Did I Just Eat

Bill Heavey It's Only Slow Food Until You Try to Eat It

Bill Heavey Should the Tent Be Burning Like That

Jenny Lawson Let's Pretend This Never Happened

Mark Tufo The Spirit Clearing

Ambrose Ibsen Asylum

Ambrose Ibsen Forest

Ambrose Ibsen The Occupant

Stephen King The Man in the Black Suit

Sam Sykes The City Stained Red

Peter Meredith The Queen Unthroned

Peter Meredith The Queen Enslaved

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Red Line

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Horizon

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Edge

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Age

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Evolution

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction End

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Aftermath

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Lost

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction War

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Missions from the Extinction Cycle

Drew Hayes Super Powereds Year 4

Dean Koontz Odd Thomas

Patrick F McManus Kerplunk! Stories

Mark Wayne McGinnis The Simpleton

Mark Wayne McGinnis The Simpleton Quest

John Connolly A Book of Bones

Drew Hayes Corpies

Nathan Ballingrud Wounds

Michael Todd Torn Asunder

Michael Todd Killing Is My Business

Michael Todd And Business Is Good

Marty Ross The Darkwater Bride

Richard Porter Top Gear Epic Failures 50 Great Motoring Cock-Ups

Parker Peevyhouse The Echo Room

P. K. Hawkins Shark Infested Waters

M. R. James The Conception of Terror Tales

Broad Reach Publishing I, Zombie

Bobby Hall Supermarket

Terry Pratchett Night Watch

Patrick F McManus Never Sniff a Gift Fish

Michael Talbot The Bog

Michael Edelson Seed

Matthew Scott Hansen The Shadowkiller

Jonathan Maberry Ghost Road Blues

Jonathan Maberry Dead Man's Song

Jonathan Maberry Bad Moon Rising

Jonathan Maberry Property Condemned

Jonathan Maberry Darkness on the Edge of Town

Chris Angus Flypaper

Dean Koontz The Night Window

John P. Logsdon Platoon F Big Ass Bundle

Robert Tomoguchi The Scribbled Victims

Richard MacLean Smith Unexplained

Mark Edwards The Retreat

Dennis E. Taylor Outland

Bobby Adair Freedom's Siege

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fire

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fury

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fray

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fist

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fall

Bobby Adair Freedom's Fate

William Gibson Alien III

Terry Brooks Running with the Demon

Steven Campbell Hard Luck Hank

Neal Stephenson Reamde

Neal Stephenson Fall, or Dodge in Hell

J.F. Holmes Irregular Scout Team One

Michael Stephen Fuchs Odyssey

Kameron Hurley The Light Brigade

TTC History of Ancient Egypt

Justin Cronin The Passage

Justin Cronin The Twelve

Justin Cronin The City of Mirrors

J.N. Chaney Orion Colony

J.N. Chaney Orion Uncharted

J.N. Chaney Orion Awakened

Christopher Dowell The Adventures of Badass Mike

Barry J. Hutchison Sentienced to Death

Adam Savage Every Tool's a Hammer

Rob Dircks Gigi Make Paradox

Eric Rickstad What Remains of Her

Robert Bevan 6d6

L. L. Akers Fight like a Man

L. L. Akers Shoot Like a Girl

L. L. Akers Run Like the Wind

Jonathan Mayberry Broken Lands

Alexander C. Kane Andrea Vernon and the Superhero-Industrial Complex

A.R. Shaw The China Pandemic

A.R. Shaw The Cascade Preppers

A.R. Shaw The Last Infidels mp3

A.R. Shaw The Malefic Nation

A.R. Shaw The Bitter Earth

Jim C. Hines Terminal Uprising

Mark Tufo Dog Days of War

Rick Gualtieri Get Bent!

Brian Keene Darkness on the Edge of Town

Christopher Moore Practical Demonkeeping

Christopher Moore The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove

Christopher Moore The Stupidest Angel

Chuck Wendig Wanderers

John Connolly Conquest

John Connolly Empire

John Connolly Dominion

C. J. Tudor The Taking of Annie Thorne

Wellington, David The Last Astronaut

S. Bennett A Womans Journey with the Worlds Worst Behaved Dog

Levi Black Red Right Hand

Levi Black Black Goat Blues

Eoin Colfer Artemis Fowl

Eoin Colfer The Arctic Incident

Eoin Colfer The Eternity Code

Eoin Colfer The Opal Deception

Eoin Colfer The Lost Colony

Eoin Colfer The Time Paradox

Eoin Colfer The Atlantis Complex

Eoin Colfer The Last Guardian

Ambrose Ibsen Transmission

Daniel Green End Time

Daniel Green The Breaking

Daniel Green The Rising

Patrick F McManus The Bear in the Attic

Mark Tufo Encounters

Mark Tufo Reckoning

Mark Tufo Conquest

Mark Tufo From the Ashes

Mark Tufo Into the Fire

Mark Tufo Victory's Defeat

Mark Tufo Defeat's Victory

Brett Battles Mine

Caitlin Starling the luminous dead

Craig A. Falconer Not Alone

Craig A. Falconer Second Contact

Craig A. Falconer The Final Call

Gardner Dozois Down These Strange Streets

Greig Beck Primordia

Kevin  Hearne Kill the Farm Boy

Kevin  Hearne No Country for Old Gnomes

Kathleen Meyer How to Shit in the Woods

Joe Hill NOS4A2

Drew Hayes The Case of the Damaged Detective

Simon Haynes Robot vs Dragons

Nora Roberts Blood Brothers

Nora Roberts The Hollows

Nora Roberts The Pagan Stone

Peter F. Hamilton The Reality Dysfunction

Paul Tremblay The Cabin at the End of the World

Gerry Griffiths Down from Beast Mountain

Eoin Colfer The Reluctant Assassin

Eoin Colfer The Hangman's Revolution

Eoin Colfer The Forever Man

C A Fletcher A Boy and His Dog at the End of the World

N.C. Reed Odd Billy Todd

Stephen King The Shining

Stephen King Doctor Sleep

Richard J. Dewhurst The Ancient Giants Who Ruled America

Laird Barron The Croning

Keith C. Blackmore The Troll Hunter

J.L. McPherson The Gorge

Erin Bowman Contagion

Erin Bowman Immunity

Stephen King The Institute

Douglas Adams Starship Titanic

Lee Murray Into the Mist

Lee Mountford The Mark

Keith C. Blackmore White Sands, Red Steel

Joe Hill The Fireman

Barry J. Hutchison The Hunt for Reduk Topa

Greig Beck Return to the Lost World

Greig Beck The Lost World

Ted Dekker Obsessed

James D. Prescott Extinction Code

James D. Prescott Extinction Countdown

James D. Prescott Extinction Crisis

James D. Prescott Missions from the Extinction Cycle 2

Dean Koontz Strange Highways

Mira Grant Rolling in the Deep

Mira Grant Into the Drowning Deep

Luke Romyn Ash

Thomas Olde Heuvelt Hex

Jeremiah Knight Hunger

Jeremiah Knight Feast

T. Kingfisher The Twisted Ones

Patrick F McManus The Horse in My Garage

Jeff Strand Wolf Hunt

Jeff Strand Wolf Hunt 2

Annie Wilder Trucker Ghost Stories

Kathryn Croft The Girl with No Past

Larry Correia Monster Hunter International

Larry Correia Vendetta

Larry Correia Alpha

Larry Correia Legion

Larry Correia Nemesis

Larry Correia Siege

Larry Correia Guardian

Nicholas Sansbury Smith Extinction Inferno

Jack Townsend Tales from the Gas Station

Dean R Koontz Phantoms

Scott Sigler Blood Is Red

Stephen Chbosky Imaginary Friend

Larry Correia Grunge

Larry Correia Sinners

Larry Correia Saints

Larry Correia The Monster Hunter Files

Dean Koontz Innocence

Hugh Howey Half Way Home

Shaun Hamill A Cosmology of Monsters

Cameron Milan Zombie Slayer!!

Charles Soule The Oracle Year

Christopher Moore Practical Demonkeeping

Christopher Moore The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove

Christopher Moore The Stupidest Ange

Iain Rob Wright Sea Sick

Iain Rob Wright Ravage

Iain Rob Wright Savage

Keith C. Blackmore 131 Days

Keith C. Blackmore House of Pain

Keith C. Blackmore Spikes and Edges

Keith C. Blackmore About the Blood

Keith C. Blackmore To Thunderous Applause

Kevin Hearne The Princess Beard

Adrian Tchaikovsky Walking to Aldebaran

Cixin Liu Supernova Era

Dave Pedneau Night, Winter, and Death

Dean Koontz Nameless

Jack Hunt As We Fall

Jack Hunt As We Break

Katherine Arden Small Spaces

Katherine Arden Dead Voices

Larry Correia #1 in Customer Service

Myke Cole The Armored Saint

Myke Cole The Sacred Throne

Myke Cole The Killing Light

C. T. Phipps The Future of Supervillainy

Charlie Huston The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death

T.W. Piperbrook St. Matthews

T.W. Piperbrook Onset

T.W. Piperbrook Crossroads

T.W. Piperbrook Wasteland

Paul Tremblay Disappearance at Devil’s Rock

Ferrett Steinmetz The Sol Majestic

Grady Hendrix Horrorstör

Mark Tufo The Perfect Betrayal

William Goldman The Princess Bride

Joseph John The Eighth Day

Stephen King Gwendy's Button Box

Richard Chizmar Gwendy's Magic Feather

Ronald Malfi Snow

Robert Bevan Critical Failures VII

Mark Tufo Winter's Rising

Mark Tufo Cedar's Conflict

Mark Tufo The Edge of Deceit

Michael McBride Unidentified

Scott Sigler Infected

Scott Sigler Contagious

Prescott, James D The Genesis Conspiracy

Michael Crichton Andromeda Strain

Michael Crichton The Andromeda Evolution

Melanie Golding Little Darlings

Iain Rob Wright Escape!

Ambrose Ibsen Midnight in a Perfect World

Scott Baron Bad Luck Charlie

Scott Baron Space Pirate Charlie

Scott Baron The Dragon Mage

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Sorry to do this but I made up lore

With the rise of misinformation both domestic and foreign, the United States Congress passed a bill to allow for the authorization of Synthetically Engineered Beings who could reliably detect falsehoods and mistruths, as well as somewhat reliably predict the future. These beings are colloquially known as Delphis.

How do they work? It’s a long and complicated process that I haven’t thought of yet, but it absolutely requires magic. Maybe there’s a specific radiation that lies have that they can detect with their methane masks.

Ok, so why is C.T. Kelly here? As one of the countries leading wizards, C.T. Is one of the only few who can actually understand the Delphis riddle like premonitions, but the reason C.T. stays on is for the access to the secret esoteric writings of Jimmy Carter, who developed an entire language and writing system to relay a supposed Fifth Gospel that may teach of Jesus’ role in the Teapot Dome scandal. Also they get to shoot lying Congress people from a canon into the sun, which is what this interrogation is for.

Is this a necessary addition? No. But it’s fun.

List of United States Senators Who Can Recognize Both F1nnster And Bell Delphine By Sight.