Fire and Ice
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This story is how I believe Balto had become a part of Nome. Fire and
Ice is part one of a series that will link together. This is before
Balto has a name, and when he knows very little of the world.
Will of the Spirited
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Morning of the Rise
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Shadow Song
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An old wolf is sung a chant of encouragment, to sing and run as free as
he once did.
Balto and the White Wolf Sing
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"My founder returns, and joins me, in the cry to tell the world
alone... no matter how different we are, we are one, all together."
A Valhallen's Song
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Through My Eyes - Neigeux
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Another story/poem of my character's life. This is about Neigeux and her life with Kamotz and her friend, Maple.
Through My Own Eyes - Kamotz
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This is a short story, much like that of the one about Neigeux. It is about the wolf's life, after he met the pup who would forever change it....
Twelve Ways to Go: Intro. to Balto's second litter
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Balto and Jenna name their twelve new pups: Kolton, the brave and intelligent, Panther, the sleek and quick, Nayaki, the beautiful and witty, along with Poppy, Jenner and their siblings. This is part one in a series about how Balto raises each of his pups, and how life goes on, what happens to Aleu, what became of Nava and Niju, where Kolton sets off to, why Steele never made an appearance in his last quest, and a whole lot more!
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him with absolutely no knowledge on any other person named
Jenner - he was named as a derivation from "Jenna" if you've
read the story you should know - and not as a personal
insult or problem for anyone else... I do not think this is
necessary. Because I happened to have a male character with
the same name s your last name, does not mean I need to
change it. Jenner is his name, a derivation from Jenna's
name... this has nothing to do with taking other people
s names and using them. There are plenty of stories in
which characters of the opposite gender have a same name as
a reader - do the authors change those names? There are so
many people in the world - any name is surely used with more
than one being or character more than once.
it to a female
unintentionally named the same thing. The phrase "Fire and
Ice" is used a lot, like a metaphor.
have to get to work onthem!
Jenna
(Wild)
It's been a long time....
I have posted an article on forums in the "Animals" section. It is called "The Wolf--hunter or the hunted--Life is Beautiful to all Living Things". I thought you might be intrested.
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