Lazar and the Yamantaka
Mark StroupA 13th C. Central Asian Adventure
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | markstroup.substack.com |
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The Guts in the Machine
It’s been a long slog revising Chapter 21, where the tinkers transform the Yamantaka into an expressive automaton, a machine that opens its own mouth and blinks with both eyes. In their efforts to please the Prince, the shamans, the general...
Tinkers, Tailors, Soldiers, Etc.
We have many automatons embedded in our lives, including those which wash our dishes and our clothes. They can’t put away the dishes or clothes, yet, so we’re not yet in the land of the Jetsons, but machines that act on their own have been ...
Another Common Place
Abstract (or, if you’d prefer, tl;dr): Writers and readers, in their own fashion, succumb to the seven deadly sins: Wrath, Avarice, Sloth, Pride, Lust, Envy, and Gluttony. In the following, I detail some hazards, if not mortal sins, of my r...
Naadam, The White Horse Festival
Once again, I find myself thinking about the set up to my narrative. What can I do? What parts of the story can I control? In trying to echo Epictetus, I sound more like a confused Admiral James Stockdale on the debate stage, asking, “Who a...
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