Origin of the Library

by T.S. Paul

Agatha and Fergus went through the Gate and into the Otherewhere Universe. It was there they found the Legion of the Damned and the Mystical Library. But how did the once Earth bound Library of Alexandria get there and who exactly is Callimachius? Take a journey to the other side of the Gate and learn that what's lost can be found again!

Genres: Fantasy

45 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 10, 2018

About the author

I was born in 1968 in Mineral Wells, Tx. I have lived all across the country:Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Texas, Alaska, and finally Missouri. I have worked as a Disc Jockey, Bookstore manager, Cook, and bowling alley attendant. I have a Telecommunication degree and a Culinary degree. I was a history major before I discovered multimedia. Gardening and cooking is my passion. My wife and I live outside of St Louis, Missouri. I have always been a Huge fan of Science Fiction and fantasy I bring my love of the genre to my writing. I'm a first time writer.

Reviews

[Susan Otto · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another story about the Library of Alexander

This tells the story of the beginning of the library of Alexander. The Librarians are an owl snd a former slave. The owl is a servant of Athena. The slave is from Rome who was a scribe at the library.

This is one Theory of what happened to the Library of Alexandria. It is moved to a pocket universe.

The talking owl is only one who can communicate with the Athena. Whereas the former slave, is a little educated in writing the language of Rome and how he became a slave. It also gives a little bit of history, the fall of the Gods, and the birth of Christianity from the perspective the slave. Another tidbit to flesh out more information about the library.

I enjoyed this book and the whole Federal witch series. Highly recommended.

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[Red Tide · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun

I liked the characters and the god manipulation but was confused by the purpose of the library. As a prequel for all library references, it is probably an important part of the series but for me it seemed more prequel than novel.

I still liked the story, even though it felt a little gap-py. The characters are offbeat and most of the dialogue works, without being YA. I like T.S. And will try more of this Otherwhere series.

[David St. Lawrence · Rating 4 out of 5]

Light reading to get you through lockdown

Likeable characters, entertaining dialog, and a world of gods and modern religions in conflict. It's like browsing through the dessert section of an all-you-can- eat literary buffet.

No one turns down a good dessert. I will be back for more.

[Joseph K. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good but short

This is fun material and really would be more interesting if it were a full size book vs a short story format. But still good even if it is too short for what I wanted it to be. 😃

[John Piper · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story! Always nice to see how things began!

[M. Spencer · Rating 5 out of 5]

EXCELLENT STORY AS WELL AS A BACKGROUND FILER. T.S.PAUL, AS ALWAYS, IS EXCELLENT WRITER.

[Alison Duffy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short but good!

This is only six very short chapters but it's a very good read, and I wish it had been longer!

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

Providing historical background. Thank-you.

[Lois Alston · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good short story

GreAt to have some history explained. Glad for the tie in to your other stories. Looking forward to more stories along this line.

[Joe Swan · Rating 4 out of 5]

INTERESTING

The story was very interesting, but just a little too short. I think another chapter or 2 could have been added.

[susan gardner · Rating 1 out of 5]

Disappointed

Didn't do anything for the story line felt very let down as didn't add a significant amount not value for money

[Jim Kratzok · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute story.

This is more background about the library of Alexandria and the pocket universe it's on. Here we get the history of the library's creation and it's inhabitants.