The results may or may not surprise you, but it’s an interesting study nevertheless.
That’s exactly what happened to a Turkish man in 1963.
“Derinkuyu continued to be used for refuge by Christians hiding from the Mongolian incursions in the 14th century and as late as the 20th century by Cappadocian Greeks to escape periodic wars until it was forgotten from memory with the expelled relocation of Christians by the Turkish government in 1923.
“Derinkuyu was rediscovered by accident in 1963 when a resident in the area carried renovations on a modern home that led to the opening of a cave passage to the tunnel system.” (Heritage Daily).
Some days you find yourself crawling into an internet rabbit hole in search of automaton videos, and it’s not always so easy to pull yourself out again.
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The first expansion to Roll Player Adventures! Delve into a story unique to your player character (or their “backstory” card) that is interwoven into the main narrative. I wrote around half the backstories. Will be really fun to see more people bring this to table and dive deeper into the Roll Player Universe.
New Publication Announcement!
My short story, “The Pool,” is out in the February 2020 issue of Ghost Parachute.
New Publication Announcement!
My short story, “When Bloodwater Boils,” has been published in the Spring 2017 issue of The Colored Lens. A young boy with no skills and no prospects finds that “there is always money in bloodwater.”
New Publication Announcement!
My short story, “First Apartment, was published in the April 2017 issue of Into The Void Magazine. My first religiously-themed epistolary short story.
New Publication Announcement!
My ten-word story was published on the website of the Dime Show Review (February 2017).
New Publication Announcement!
My short story, “Baradore,” was published in the January 2017 issue of Chantwood magazine. An imaginary variant of the Saint Bernard chases her shadow self through the land of myth.
