Lynda Williams's Blog: Reality Skimming, page 9

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 14, 2014

The presence of a cat in this scene signifies Lorel connections. From short story “The Caddy” by Hal Friesen.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 13, 2014

Mother and daughter moment between generations of Lorels, from The Lorel Experiment by Lynda Williams.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 12, 2014

The trouble with wanting to control the future, from a “how it will play out after we’re dead” debate between Erien and Ameron in Part 4: Throne Price, by Lynda Williams.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 11, 2014

Sevolite meets Reetion medicine, from Part 2: Righteous Anger, by Lynda Williams.

End of the Holidays Blitz

Grass taken with iphone

Just scheduled a whole set of Okal Rel quotes for August on this, the last day of my holidays. And contemplating, yet again, migrating Reality Skimming Press to WordPress.com, too, while daunted by backlog of emails on all fronts and distracted by ‘ping’ of messaging on my cell phone. Sigh.

Got the backgrounds for the quotes here and there while doing the tourist thing in Vancouver, B.C. area with visiting relatives. The sunlight in the shots of grass and leaves glow. The aquarium shots were clear enough you’d think I’d been scuba diving not strolling through glass-fronted exhibits. Kudos to Beautiful B.C. for the free background art.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 10, 2014

Parochial Demish teenager encounters his first Vrellish woman. From Misfit on Gelion by Krysia Anderson.

Fountain Court by Richard Bartrop

Fountain Court is the setting of many scenes on Gelion (Gee-lee-on) in the Okal Rel Saga.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 9, 2014

Eler’s play, reconstructing the family tragedy of his youth, creates chaos at the culture exchange. From Part 8: Gathering Storm, by Lynda Williams.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 8, 2014

Nestor in a shake-up, the unique mix of physical and emotion combat in space that occurs in Reality Skimming. From Shepherds of Sparrows by Hal Friesen.

Okal Rel Quote – Aug 7, 2014

Horth’s concrete thinker perspective on how the Demish express their adoration for baby Amel. From Part 2: Righteous Anger, by Lynda Williams.