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37 Stories

  • Don Quixote in the New World (D.Q. II) by Wittig
    Wittig
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    as above
  • La malédiction de Razkar Kapouik by Mamaguel
    Mamaguel
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    Mexique 1976 Dans le village de San Pueblo, le petit Miguel s'apprête à fêter son 10ème anniversaire, mais une étrange découverte va bouleverser sa vie et celle du paisible bourg...
  • Where are the Calusa today? by WillGranger
    WillGranger
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    Perhaps the saddest thing about the Calusa tribe is the fact that they have disappeared. This successful tribe that controlled most of Southwest Florida, and probably more lands, for at least hundreds of years, simply no longer exists. There are no Calusa reservations, nor are there even any people claiming to be of Calusa descent. When I visit the historical sites in SW Florida and walk over the ancient shells mounds and along the routes of their now filled-in canals, the sad silence always gets to me. These places were once vibrant, healthy communities filled with people skilled in hunting and engineering. They mastered the Florida landscape with none of today's machines or technologies. Mound Key, once the home of the Calusa Kings, is one of the most striking examples. Unless you know what it is, it looks no different from an y of the other islands in Estero Bay. You can't see the two large shell mounds, approximately 30 feet high, in the center of the island. In fact, the entire island is manmade. At some of the other sites, people have destroyed the Calusa shell mounds, using the sand and other fill materials for their own construction projects. Sadly, some of these mounds are barely noticeable as raised plots of ground. In 1763, the few remaining Calusa families and their king left Estero Bay and never returned. Some reports state they went to Key West and even as far as Cuba, but historians seem unanimous on reporting that most of the tribe died during this period. Other reports claim some of the Calusas joined the Seminole tribe and that their descendants were recognizable by their height. I do wonder if today's advancements in DNA detection could identify people with Calusa blood. That would really be something. Join me on my Substack newsletter for more details: https://granger.substack.com/
  • The Prince of Terra Firma by sivvus
    sivvus
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    Short story. Lope de Aguirre values two things in life: his daughter, and the eternal promise of gold.
  • The Chosen One by AlexSchorsch
    AlexSchorsch
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    Achakari is a warrior in Pre-Colombian America who, when he sees his first European, mistakes him for a being from another planet. He meets up with Cabeza de Vaca, a spaniard, and Esteban, an African, who are real historic figures and the first people from the old world to cross North America. Achakari is amazed to see a Spanish Galleon and horses for the first time and even after meeting a band of slavers, still believes that he has been visited by extra-terrestrials. This is a short story so it's exactly that: SHORT.
  • Les légendes Mayas by Tsib-Sijil
    Tsib-Sijil
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    Aux premiers jours de notre histoire, les Mayas peuplèrent la terre et invoquèrent les Dieux du ciel et de l'inframonde. Si de nombreuses légendes façonnèrent au travers des siècles la grande histoire de ce peuple, l'une marqua à tout jamais leur histoire. Celle de l'affrontement de deux frères, deux divinités fondamentales, deux opposés, la vie, la mort, Kukulkan et Ah-Puch. Plongez-vous au travers de ce récit dans l'histoire et la légende, dans les pas des Dieux et des Hommes qui écrivirent l'un des plus grand chapitre de la légende des Mayas.
  • An Inca Alphabet by helencpugh
    helencpugh
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    A-Z of Intrepid of Dudettes of the Inca Empire. Out now! Ebook: http://books2read.com/idie Paperback: http://mybook.to/idie #Inca #Incacivilization #empress #Pachamama #Saramama #Incaempire #womeninhistory #poem #alphabet #rhyming #poemsofinstagram #poemoftheday
  • Marina by ELNARRAD0R
    ELNARRAD0R
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    Una joven tiene una visión aterradora sobre un posible futuro mientras descansa en la playa añorando la libertad. Ignorando los terribles sucesos que se darian para que su liberacion pudiera lograrse. Basada en hechos reales
  • ¿Sera Amor? by luccyEM
    luccyEM
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    Esta es la historia de una chica llamada Mónica Abellán desde muy pequeña tuvo una vida llena lujos, no carecía de ninguna necesidad, sus padres se encargaron de darle todo lo que ella deseaba, pero el destino le preparaba una de la más grande sorpresas de su vida, con tan solo 19 años de edad se ve obligada a comprometerse con una persona que siempre estuvo enamorada de ella, pero Mónica nunca ha correspondido a ese amor y por lo tanto se niega a comprometerse.
  • The Stirlings and the Missing Statue by BJoannCrisp
    BJoannCrisp
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    Four siblings go up against an expert thief who isn't afraid to get a little blood on his hands to get what he wants. The kids don't quite know what they're doing and can never get along even in the simplest situations, so they might not have what it takes to defeat such a villain.
  • Isabella: El Dorado by Rainydayes
    Rainydayes
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    Isabella Maria de Marques is a young girl living in 16th century Spain. Years earlier, her brother, Ricardo left Spain in an expedition to find the rumored El Dorado, the lost city of gold in South America. No one has heard of him since, and many of Isabella's family believe him to be dead. Isabella can't believe her brother would ever die, and heads out to find her brother and the lost city of gold, by sneaking into a boat sailing to South America. However it seems something is off about the rumored City of Gold, Isabella's brother and many Conquistadors ramble about? What lies in the mystery?
  • 1. CADENCIAS ARCANAS DEL CORAZÓN by JoffreChalco
    JoffreChalco
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  • The Sound of Many Waters by SeanBloomfield
    SeanBloomfield
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    There's an incredible secret in the wilds of Florida... Dominic, a ruthless New World conquistador, is the proud captain of a gold-filled galleon sailing home to Spain. But when a hurricane sinks his ship off the coast of La Florida and the native Timucuans take him captive, Dominic must fight to survive in an unfamiliar world. In the present day, Capt. Zane Fisher—a recovering addict—cannot escape the shadow of his tragic past. When a peculiar client charters his boat for a fishing trip off the coast of Palm Beach, the discovery of a mysterious floating package forces Zane to flee into Florida's dark underbelly. Despite the four centuries that divide them, Dominic and Zane each discover the same extraordinary secret and their stories converge in a shocking way.
  • Young Guillermo by JackRekoj
    JackRekoj
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    1884. The Anglo-Spanish war is still raging when young soldier Guillermo is sent to Ireland to conquer the land. Sole survivor of a terrible explosion, with the exception of a horse, the wounded boy will venture on this foreign soil, hanging on for dear life. A story about war, conquest, love and revenge.
  • The Journal of the Conquistador by george_karaiskos
    george_karaiskos
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    During the Discovery of the Americas, a Conquistador of the Kingdom of Spain, Ricardo, describes his journey to the New World. Then he meets the civilization of the Aztecs and the love of his life. What will he do when he has to fight his lover? Will war, conquest and greediness take over him or will love prevail?