Literary Work

Short-lived journal created to track abnormalities among Miruvorane Kids.

Published by Sankore University, 2035 CE

Collection of songs and poetry celebrating Kurudi, the Recall. Published by Ogbami, 2014

published 21,467 HE by Terra-Prime Publishing Co.

Primary scriptural source of the Lorecanism movement, published in 7943 CE).

The Book of Loreca is a philosophical treatise; the movement of Lorecanism was more akin to a poltical expansion.

One thing is certain: Loreca himself exploited the state of kedankat until he was very nearly precognitive. And it must not be forgotten that his Schiller-Hertzfeld score was very high. And it is certain that one of Loreca's close associates, perhaps even lover, was Kirl Ventag, a programmer with access to the powerful AIs of Amny's Brandixian School.

Loreca left programs and personal writings that charted a good deal of the future of Lorecanism. All of his successors as Grand Primate, for six hundred years, were identified in enough detail that there were no succession crises to weaken the early Movement.

One of the most beautiful passages in the Book of Loreca is the Hymn to the Rising Sun, a solo, almost a lament, to the rising sun and the indomitable principle of Light, of the driving force of Human ingenuity.

Credix Press, 22,638 H.E.

Standard reference on alien species in First Empire times.

Leading encyclopedia database of the First Terran Empire, maintained by the Grand Library.

Published 2035 by University of Harare

Filtan was the greatest of the Qreen poets. He lived in the days of Nova Barentikater, and although he was of Qree, he belonged to a chaio which symapthized with Barentikater. thakar Lyph chaio, in fact, had strong ties with ban Tau chaio on Barentikater IV. thakar Lyph chaio kept no Sebhra slaves (unlike other powerful chaios on Qree), and Filtan spoke out against Sebhra slavery at all times.

In the days directly before Nova Barentikater, Filtan was sent to Barentikater IV by the Miethara as a putative peace envoy (in fact the Miethara was trying to get rid of him), with two chaio-mates named Hylie and Aeth. Upon return to Qree, he found thakar Lyph chaio slain, and the Miethara in command of their ancestral lands.

Filtan's poetry was largely what we today would call science fiction, but his best-known work was his lament, "The Deathsong of Filtan," published in the Qreen year 28,520.