Basque Stories

Alisa Greer excitedly begins her doctoral program in anthropology when she meets the young professor Dr. Corwin Pierce. An awkward genius, she swears his eyes change color as a result of the light, and his cold appearance can only be a figment of her imagination. Yet as Alisa gets closer to Pierce, bizarre things happen on campus and at archaeological sites that all link back to him. Students go missing under strange circumstances and inexplicable displays of light occur at ancient sites across the globe. Frightened and fascinated, she can only begin to guess at the mystery of Pierce. But the truth is more disturbing than she can imagine... Unwittingly, Alisa finds herself at the center of an ancient alien conflict where terraformed worlds face apocalypse and rebirth at the hands of Watchers. Follow Alisa as she is drawn into their bloody history, spanning from Orion's Belt to the edges of the galaxy. Alisa will negotiate unspeakable loss, romance, and what it means to be human as she chooses between destructive rebellion and alien distance in the science fiction book, BELOW THE BELT. Get the full novel here: http://www.amazon.com/Below-Belt-Ancient-Alien-Fiction-ebook/dp/B018T4XJG0/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1449596828&sr=1-1&keywords=below+the+belt+alexis+donkin

A travel writer. A weekend in Madrid. A deranged drunk Londoner expat. A feisty, lunatic Basque girlfriend. Booze - lots of it. Memory loss and a missing mobile phone. Your average weekend getaway.

The Beltzoak, beings so advanced they wield quantum paradoxes as weapons, encounter an object that shouldn't be a threat. A crude, trembling disc-like something out of a 1950s sci-fi myth-floats before them, untouched by singularities, mocking their power. What follows is not a battle, but a lesson: they were never the predators. They were the prey.

Y'all. There is a lot to explain

Luxe Cor Amor knew she wasn't like anyone else, and bright red hair and baby blue eyes were hardly the tip of the iceberg. She had lost her family and some of her memory. She lived on the streets. She lived longer than she should've. And for some reason, when she really willed something to happen, it usually would. So when she steals food from what she thinks to be just another restaurant, she gets herself into something she never expected. She mets three men; Lovino, Feliciano and Antonio, who accept her into their home. Of course, she has no idea they're countries. But, can they keep this from her for very long? And what about the other countries she mets and connects with? Things turn especially strange when she recognises a few nations and they recognize her. Basque seems suspicious of her, too... Where exactly did Luxe come from, and where will she wind up? (Updated Sundays. I do not own Hetalia.)

Report on the capture, experimentation, and eventual destruction of a hostile facility near Krakow. Subject Patxi Laboa survived. Enemy assets neutralized. Technology secured.

Basque Dominion's overtake of Eurasia.

Eurasian Project CHIMERA, as a means to counter Basque Dominion's superiority.

Lorea is a country of changing skies. A desert consumes the land around it, spreading. Winds screech and howl across the mountain range. Magic surges throughout Lorea, but the sorcerers have been gone for so long that there is no one to recognize the signs of an impending disaster. This particular story is about a thief after a priceless book, and a stone shattered into three pieces.

Oihane Is a struggling artist who works as a waitress and bartender at her godfather's Basque restaurant in Bilbao's touristic center. She understands doing what's necessary to get ahead and escape her past, but some things she just can't escape. And other things she runs right into without thinking.

The ancient pagan beliefs in Basqueland, mainly based on spirituality and sheerness within nature. The wisdom was bequeathed to us by our forefathers, generation after generation until today; and here we all stand under Goddess Mari, the true personification of Amaluŕ (Mother Earth) itself.

Maite, a girl who has done everything by the way it "should be" and ends up having a summer of full excitement and free of cares as she goes all out in her trip to a small town in the Basque Country with a friend. she is known to be a hopeless romantic that can't find anything like the books she reads until she meets Jon. A mysterious guy that she keeps noticing around town. She thinks he's cute but isn't one to expose her feelings to strangers. But then the two eventually meet, initiating the beginning of a fun summer romance that Maite will forever hold onto.

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...There was a physical anime world that you could enter into? You could push through the barrier and be transformed into an anime character. Time there is much like time in Narnia, which grants the very happy fan years of play time in their favorite anime or manga. The main character of this story discovers exactly that, and is transported into the world of Hetalia. (DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN ANY ANIME OR OTHER SHOWS REFERENCED IN THIS STORY. THE ONLY THINGS I OWN ARE THE STORY LINE, HOW THEY GET TO THE ANIME WORLD, AND CARMEN. KADI, ALICE, AND ELSBETH WERE CREATED BY MY FRIENDS, THOUGH I DO HAVE PERMISSION TO USE THEM IN MY STORY.)

Brujo: A Witch's Tale is a dark fantasy story that tells the grim tale of two Basque sisters, young Ainhoa and her younger sister, Eilish, who once lived separately from each other due to Eilish's mysterious "blood illness" but conjoin together after their parents, Geliga and Marcrusio de Raido, got arrested for witchcraft by the Spanish Inquisition, which forced the sisters to trust each other and escape the grasps of the Master Inquisitor, Faltpresto Vulgrima, who is dreadfully obsessed in capturing Eilish. With Ainhoa relying on her wits and instincts and Eilish dealing with her illness, the girls attempt the impossible as they survive against the Inquisition and a supernatural force of vampire birds that plague Northern Spain in one of the most darkest and unforgiving times in history.

Idoia is tired of working graveyard emergency room shifts. She's suffering from severe compassion fatigue and would do anything to go home and get some much-needed sleep. When an accident happens in training she'd rather not be the one to take the patients, but if only she had some say in the matter...

Jaione met Gorka and is tired of the secrets he's keeping from her. She's tired of his silence, her lack of knowledge about his life, his distance from her. Turns out, he's only been trying to protect her.

The following stories you are about to read are part of a piece of creative work I did for a creative writing course at Liverpool University. A compilation of three fictional stories that complement each other about the mystical world of witchcraft based on Catalan and Basque witchcraft myths and homage to women who died for the simple fact of being different.