Meet Honsi, one of Port Naain’s gentler souls… by Jim Webster
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Meet, Talcin, another denizen of Port Naain by Jim Webster
Meet, Talcin, another denizen of Port Naain Another part of the Tallis Steelyard Saga. Read here …
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Where else could you find literary gems like “Maljie scatologically disillusioned him of this notion” by Jim Webster
Where else could you find literary gems like “Maljie scatologically disillusioned him of this notion” Read here new about Tallis Steelyard
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Meet the venerable Jally Cranch… by Tallis Steelyard (Jim Webster)
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Meeting with the criminal classes by Jim Webster – Excerpt of “Tallis Steelyard”
Meeting with the criminal classes
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As my pen softly weeps – Tallis Steelyard by Jim Webster
As my pen softly weeps What on earth do you do with industrious incompetents who expect your gratitude even as they spread chaos and destruction in their wake? Here at the Shrine of Aea in Her Aspect as the Personification of Tempered Enthusiasm, we have been lucky. We were discussing our good fortune over a late […]
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Conscience is a matter of perspective… by Jim Webster
Conscience is a matter of perspective… One of the advantages of a life of penury is that your conscience is unlikely to complain when you finally manage to put food on the table. A conscience that finally has its mouth full is strangely muted. Thus my conscience is remarkably flexible in certain areas. There was […]
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A Rough Day by Tallis Steelyard
A Rough Day It has to be admitted that after a particularly hard day, people may not necessarily be at their best. Also people chose many different ways to relax. I suppose it’s lucky we’re not all the same. I’m also well aware that we shouldn’t be judgemental in these things. Still I am of […]
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Perseverance by Tallis Steelyard (The Jim Webster series)
Perseverance It just seems to be just one of those things, but most of my patrons are ladies. I do have male patrons, but far fewer. When the patron is a married lady, I’ve noticed that her husband will feel entitled to call upon my services and I have always felt that this is a […]
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The remarkable tale of Tar Yurgon’s glass eye by Jim Webster
The remarkable tale of Tar Yurgon’s glass eye An eye watering tale from Tallis Steelyard Tallis Steelyard I have many patrons, both in Port Naain and elsewhere. One is Chris, whose hirsute portrait appears on his blog. It was he who pointed out the picture above and asked if I knew the story […]
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