Also by Michael Carter:
- The Place Of The Shoggoths
- Uncontainable
- Horse-Flesh
- Tempests
- The Monarchy Of The Rats
- Twas The Night Before Christmas (When The Aliens Appeared)
- Banshee
- Cons
- The Dark Divide
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The Chaac Ornamentation
Fiction » Fantasy » Historical
Fiction » Horror » Weird fiction
Rating:
( based on 3 reviews)
Published: Nov. 27, 2012
Words: 2,749 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301873777
Short description
A man is on trial for the attempted theft of an ancient Mayan artefact. Given the opportunity to take the stand, he presents the court with a fantastic story...Extended description
A man is on trial for the attempted theft of an ancient Mayan artefact. Given the opportunity to take the stand, he presents the court with a fantastic story...This short story tinkers with ancient myths, earth mysteries, mayan legends, and the incompetence of lawyers.
Tags
new age, earth, fantasy, short, science fiction, gods, legend, story, free, mythology, atlantis, mysteries, chakras, maya, leylines, bobbins, cryptogeologyAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Rob Wilkins
on Feb. 09, 2013 :
An enjoyable tale concerning a mixed alternate history, this tale is quite different from the other things I've read from this author. Again, although I now have a complete copy of Lovecraft's work, I still haven't actually read it, so I can't draw comparisons between the two styles; but I found the tale enjoyable and pleasantly mellow.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Jamie Buchanan
on Dec. 11, 2012 :
Very Lovecraft in its style and content indeed (which is good because I'v always liked his work). Its easy to read, despite a tight narrative that gives us the information we need in a short space of time. Well done
(review of free book)
Review by:
Jonathan Antony Strickland
on Dec. 02, 2012 :
Here's a courtroom-drama with a twist as we find out more behind the man on trial for stealing an ancient Mayan treasure.
This is another well told weird tale by Mick Carter that he wrote back in the late 90's (probaly around two or three years before I knew him)that will appeal to all fans of Lovecraftian stories and the like.
(review of free book)