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Auditory Entertainments YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/AuditoryEntertainments
A Lavish Tale's author's web site: https://vermilionroot.com
"Sir Lavish Dn’Moore is embarking on a quest that he believes is the desire of his sword. The powerful blade has been responsible for much of his success over the years and during that time, Lavish has discovered that bound to the weapon is a Presence that he feels might be a woman’s soul. He ventures forth to face unknown terrors in dangerous and unfamiliar places whereby he seeks to uncover all the curious secrets of the sword. Lavish braves it all by keeping a special ‘hope’ in his heart."  - R.M. Hicks

A Lavish Tale's author's web site: https://vermilionroot.com
Auditory Entertainments YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/AuditoryEntertainments
"Sir Lavish Dn’Moore is embarking on a quest that he believes is the desire of his sword. The powerful blade has been responsible for much of his success over the years and during that time, Lavish has discovered that bound to the weapon is a Presence that he feels might be a woman’s soul. He ventures forth to face unknown terrors in dangerous and unfamiliar places whereby he seeks to uncover all the curious secrets of the sword. Lavish braves it all by keeping a special ‘hope’ in his heart."  - R.M. Hicks

Thy Name Is Woman - by Kenneth O'Hara
"Women of earth had finally attained their objective: a new world all their own and—without men! But was it?" - from, IF Worlds of Science Fiction 1953

The Pluto Lamp - by Charles A. Stearns
"It was the most outrageous kind of irony that fate, and the Commission of Galactic Astrography, should select such a prime misfit as Knucklebone Smith to light the lamp of Pluto." - from Planet Stories (Fall 1954)

The Comet - by W.E.B. Du Bois
"The Comet is a science fiction short story, written by W. E. B. Du Bois in 1920. It discusses the relationship between Jim Davis (a black man) and Julia (a wealthy white woman) after a comet hits New York and unleashes toxic gases that kill everyone except them.  Originally published as the tenth chapter of Du Bois's Darkwater: Voices From Within the Veil, The Comet was reprinted in the 2000 anthology Dark Matter: The Anthology of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction by Black Writers." - from Wikipedia

Old Rambling House - by Frank Herbert
"All the Grahams desired was a home they could call their own...  but what did the home want?" - from Galaxy Science Fiction, April 1958