Thursday, 24 September 2026

 Volume #1. September 2026 

send by   '' Unnamedkajira ''




Dearest treasured audience…


It has come to this author’s attention that while the Priest Kings may rule the heavens, it is sheer, unadulterated absurdity that rules the surface of Gor. Let us dive straight into the latest embarrassments currently echoing through out the land. 

One suspects the quill may catch fire today, for the scandal swirling through the cities of Gor is positively volcanic. 


And speaking of volcanoes,

Let us begin with the ever dramatic Bactu, Ubar of Turmus, that proud Tuchuck warrior whose ego is said to be larger than his entire herd. Rumor whispers that Bactu was recently seen attempting to impress a group of visiting merchants by wrestling a bosk bare handed. Unfortunately, the bosk, being far wiser than Bactu simply stepped aside, leaving the mighty Ubar to tumble head first into a trough. The splash was heard all the way to Ar.


But fear not, dearest confidant, for Bactu rose from the mud with all the dignity of a man who pretends he meant to do that. One witness swears he announced, “It is a Turian cleansing ritual,” while wiping dirt from his teeth.


Meanwhile, in the glittering halls of Valaris, Vulcan Arian, Ubar of Valaris, is learning that owning a prized kajira comes with its own set of distinct headaches. His lovely slave, Snow, has apparently developed a sudden and severe allergy to the very concept of serving. Sources report that when ordered to fetch her Master's evening ka-la-na wine, Snow accidentally tripped over her own silks, drenching the Ubar’s robes in deep red stain just moments before an important diplomatic meeting. The fearsome Ubar spent the night negotiating trade routes looking less like a conqueror and more like a freshly butchered verr. 


Some claim Vulcan’s composure cracked so severely that he nearly smiled. Others insist it was merely a muscle spasm brought on by embarrassment. Either way, Snow has been forbidden from approaching rugs, steps, cushions, or flat surfaces of any kind.


But the most delicious comedy of errors belongs to the Isle of Teletus. Caine Steele, Ubar of Teletus, seems to have completely lost control of his domestic empire. Poor Caine is currently trapped in a treacherous tug of war between his kajira, Rya, and his Free Companion, the formidable Free Woman Muse Steele. 


For the Ubar’s grand banquet, Muse envisioned a refined, multi course masterpiece including roasted glazed tarsk. She had given the task of roasting the tarsk to Rya. Rya, meanwhile, followed a simpler culinary philosophy, "If it fits in one giant iron pot and doesn’t crawl out before the lid shuts, it’s dinner.


So when the grand hall doors opened, the guests were greeted by the slave as she proudly rolled out a cauldron bubbling like angry swamp water. She had “glazed” an entire tarsk in a barrel of fermented honey, and had let it simmer all day long. Of course she had forgotten to remove the beasts innards.


Trying to preserve his authoritative dignity, the Ubar took the first heroic bite. Within seconds his face turned purple, his eyes bulged like a startled vulo, and he tore off outside to promptly evacuate his stomaches contents. Safe to say Ryas sludge did not go to waste. It was swiftly deposited in the manure pile to used for next years fertilizer. The Ubara Muse not amused, sent the girl to meanest old scullery cook to be trained properly.


Dear truth seekers, the affairs of these mighty Goreans may shape the fate of Gor… but their daily embarrassments shape the fate of our amusement. Should more gossip drift upon the wind, rest assured this humble writer shall seize it with both hands.

If you desire another letter, perhaps even spicier, I shall happily oblige.


Yours truly, 

The Anonymous Lady Scibe





{For fictional entertainment purposes only. 2026}


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Sunday, 20 September 2026

      

   GDC SAGE'S FOREST PRESENT:

                                   '' gorean dance comunity (sir koardan) ''


'' MoonStone (jules.terry): 

 breathy laugh, then tilted her head slightly. "Yet when I look upon myself, Master, I still look much as I did when I was eighteen. The moons have passed, but they have not taken everything from me." Her voice grew more thoughtful. She lowered her eyes briefly, as though searching through memories that stretched across years. "Time... it has taught me many things. It took many moons for me to understand who I am, what I need, and what I must be at any given time. I have learned that knowing oneself is not something that comes in a single day."

Moonstone remained kneeling before the Slaver Master, the warm lanternlight brushing across her features. The last traces of her dance still lingered in the gentle rise and fall of her breathing. She kept her head respectfully bowed, though a quiet confidence stirred behind her soft expression. At his presence, she slowly lifted her gaze, her eyes carrying the wisdom of many moons spent upon Gor. There was sweetness in her demeanor, but beneath it lay something stronger, a fire. "Yes, Master..." she began, her voice light and melodic, carrying a gentle warmth. "I am a Gorean dancer. I have skills in other things too, Master. Things I have learned through many moons of living, learning, and finding my way." She paused, her fingers resting neatly in her lap. A small, almost playful smile touched her lips. "I have been upon Gor for many moons... more than I can easily count. So long, perhaps, that I sometimes feel like an old hanging tapestry, carrying stories in every thread.''




( Gorean's photos present in dance show, weith the dancer )

lady Dragon






lady Tai Armani




sir Stal

sir Rodrick

sir Ralph Johnson


lady Perle







Passion dancer




sir Mustadio Gans





 lady Licogys Caosis




sir Koardan










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Thursday, 17 September 2026

 A JOURNEY BACK IN TIME: "SHIP ROCK"





Once the fair at the Oasis of the Two Scimitars had ended, I wanted to return to my own Oasis of the Seven Palms. I had already visited the Oasis of the Nine Wells—and even published an article about it—so I decided to cross the Thahari Desert, aiming first for the city of Kassar and then Kamras. From there, I planned to take a ship to the island of Landa and finally return to my Oasis and my Gorean Gallery.


The journey was neither easy nor short; crossing the desert is never without risk, but fortunately, everything went well. We reached Kamras and pitched our tents, intending to wait for a ship to Landa. However, the morning we arrived, we learned that Torvie warriors had attacked the city, and there was no news regarding the outcome of the assault.




 









After consulting the maps, I decided the best course of action was to reach Korat, further north; from there, we could take a ship bound for Anango, which lay along the route to my Oasis.

We set off again a few days later, skirting the Shendi Forest and crossing the Thassa Mountains before finally arriving in Korat.

I remember that city well; I had been brought there as a child while fleeing our Oasis. My brother Orlando and I had been saved from the massacre of the entire El Nairad family by a slave woman. The Ubar first entrusted us to the city’s Notary, Sir Scorpius—an elderly, solitary man who spent all his time in the Scribes' Tower amidst his paperwork. It was he who taught us the fundamentals of the Scribe’s craft, but he eventually passed away due to old age, and we were adopted by Lady BB Arliss and her husband, Sir Mith, a builder who had been hired for projects in the city. During our stay in the city of Korat, we often went down to the port in the valley—Korat was built on a plateau overlooking the valley. The port village was called Ship Rock; it wasn't very large, but it had an area where I remember fishing contests taking place—we children would happily watch those tournaments.

Our first impression upon arriving at Ship Rock was one of surprise; I remembered a small village, but now it was a town well-protected by high walls and large gates. Lady Tani, the Ubara, was delighted to welcome us. I told her about the time we had spent there long ago—though she barely remembered it; so many years have passed since then, and everything has changed, yet she is still there. I stopped and visited the city (I will include some sketches below); time will tell what I do next, but sooner or later, I will have to return to my Oasis of the Seven Palms



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 Volume #1. September 2026  send by   ''  Unnamedkajira '' Dearest treasured audience… It has come to this author’s attentio...