@Crosslines

The world of Low Fidelity. A series of novels by @morrick. (Series 1, “The Second Book of Changes” available soon-ish.)

 Metropolitan Isle of Arslan
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Arslan, frozen in time. But the temperature’s rising — slowly, surely.
The machine, again, wakes.
The narration, petrified. But the silence is not intact. Something is not willing to yield under the still surface.
A house of layers whose balance is increasingly difficult to maintain. But maintained it shall be.
Realising that there is no need to hurry when you’re building a world.
Chapter 24 has proven to be the hardest to write. But the most notable progress today has been fixing subtle inconsistencies in two early chapters. We’re back on track, finally.
With Vantage Point magazine gone, the first book of Low Fidelity will be finished & published as a whole. Will be available soon-ish.
Slow progress. But steady.
>> The number of killed and injured people is still unknown at the moment.
ARSLAN NEWSWIRE: A class D-3 explosive device was detonated on the SR Fourth Line at Massinger station. >>
They kept the project hidden until they could. Even from the geography, which was the most daunting task.
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Mysterious broadcast excerpt from what is probably a numbers station operating near Arslan (9711 kHz): dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/…
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There is only one Arslan, and it’s extremely difficult to find.
“22” Could be part of a gridspot.
“Grace — beauty of form — is necessary in any union if it is to be well ordered and pleasing rather than disordered and chaotic.” A clue?
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A rat tries to leave the ship. The ship probably won’t let it.
Website status: - Changed theme - Added Glossary page: crosslines.wordpress.com/glo…

Glossary [beta]

Common terms and expressions used in the world of Low Fidelity   C-Telex — Short for Converted Telex. Arslan system for intercontinental communications that translates incoming communications …

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Refreshing the website. It was long overdue.
Some stats for my novel Low Fidelity. Episodes written so far: 20, plus a Prologue. Words written so far: 73,971.
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Perhaps there was indeed randomness in the plan.
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