Narkiss

What follows is the story of Eko and Narkiss as told by Arion Overture, famed in the third century for preserving the oral traditions of the ancient solar system.

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith Paul 2009

Thanks to a recent post by Dave Tackett of the blog QuasarDragon, I just read “Eko and Narkiss,” a science fictional myth by author Jeremy Adam Smith that was published online in the February 2009 issue of Lone Star Stories.

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith Paul 2009

“Eko and Narkiss” describes the human settlement of Mars and explains why the ancestors of the early settlers sacrifice a machine at the start of every planting season and forge narcissi from the scraps of the sacrifice.

Archive 2009-02-01 Paul 2009

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith Paul 2009

Thanks to a recent post by Dave Tackett of the blog QuasarDragon, I just read “Eko and Narkiss,” a science fictional myth by author Jeremy Adam Smith that was published online in the February 2009 issue of Lone Star Stories.

Archive 2009-02-01 Paul 2009

What follows is the story of Eko and Narkiss as told by Arion Overture, famed in the third century for preserving the oral traditions of the ancient solar system.

Archive 2009-02-01 Paul 2009

She continued her studies in Jerusalem and in 1966 also gave birth to a daughter, Narkiss.

Gabriela Shalev. 2009

She also acted as director whenever Karl Katz, who succeeded Narkiss as director of the museum, was on his numerous fundraising trips.

Elisheva Cohen. 2009

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith

Archive 2009-02-01 Paul 2009

Marooned - Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror books on Mars: New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith

New short fiction: “Eko and Narkiss,” a myth by Jeremy Adam Smith Paul 2009