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Lanterns Over the Faerie Glen
{A Pink Necromancer Kishōtenketsu} 
— {NaNoWriMo 2024: Day 06} 🦄🌸

The Adventures of Quaraun The Insane - A Pink Necromancer Short Fiction Story 

Series Trigger Warnings:

 * Polyamorous married gay couple and their live-in lover

 * Intersex main character, who lives as a trans man

 * Furry Yaoi 

 * Characters often drink, swear, use drugs, and smoke hookahs.

 * Transman Mpreg

Not all things appear in all stories. 

Series Heat Level:

 * Short Stories: Sweet, Fluffy, Lime, or Limon

 * Novellas: Lime, Limon, Orange

 * Novels: Orange, Lemon

What is the series about?

It's three god-level planet destroying alien invader Space Elf, Space Faerie, Space Demon wizards, with big global domination plans, whom have invaded 40th century Earth, settled in a lighthouse in Maine, are hellbent on destroying all Humans and taking over the planet, but never getting anything done because they are too busy throwing temper tantrums, having hissy fits, and flinging food, sea slugs, insults, and sexual tension at each other to get around to destroying the planet.

It's slice-of-life survival horror in a post-apocalyptic necromantic dictatorship, told through dysfunctional domestic intimacy between soul-stealing villains who rule the world. Welcome to the spiralling madness of Quaraun’s eldritch, sensory-heavy, character-driven, neurotic, dysfunctional, intimate, sugar-dusted Fae-punk world. This is the hostile, dystopian, necromantic, and hyper-sensory domestic horror of Quaraun’s everyday life with BoomFuzzy (and sometimes GhoulSpawn), in a grim world ruled by undead Faerie warlords where society has collapsed and survival is brutal, intimate, and corrupt, and Humans are often on the menu of UnSeelie Court feasts.

Lanterns Over the Faerie Glen

{A Pink Necromancer Kishōtenketsu} — {NaNoWriMo 2024: Day 06} 🦄🌸

In the heart of the Faerie Glen, as the day bled into dusk, Quaraun, BoomFuzzy, and GhoulSpawn settled onto the soft, moss-laden ground, watching the sky bloom in colours both rich and surreal.

Their small clearing overlooked a slow-moving brook that bubbled by, its waters as clear as crystal and reflecting the warm colours above.

It was lantern festival night, and they had journeyed to this enchanted glen just for the chance to see it.

In the distance, atop the old bastion’s walls, villagers released their lanterns, each one glowing against the settling dusk.

Though the ancient grey stone fortress loomed far off, its towering bastion walls created a safe haven for the survivors within. The UnDead could not scale the walls. And from its heights, the lanterns sailed down into the valley like small stars.

Quaraun leaned close to his blind husband, describing the scene to BoomFuzzy softly.

“They stand atop the bastion walls now, setting lanterns loose. They float toward us, slowly drifting over the brook.”

“Aye, Love,” BoomFuzzy replied, content. “No need to be closer; I like it best, just here.”

Orange and red paper lanterns drifted overhead, filling the sky, glowing softly in the fading light.

The lanterns carried little pieces of warmth with them as they floated into the sunset.

Quaraun gazed up with a look of wonder, his blue eyes catching the glints of amber light, giving them a dreamy sparkle.

BoomFuzzy, sitting beside him, adjusted his purple tartan, his ghostly blue form softened by the warm glow of the lanterns.

GhoulSpawn lay stretched out beside them, propped up on his elbows, his head tilted back as he watched the sky, entranced by the spectacle.

“Look at all that colour,” Quaraun murmured, his voice soft and filled with reverence. “It’s as though the world itself is bleeding into the sky.”

“Aye, me Love,” BoomFuzzy agreed, his Scottish lilt making the words sound like a lullaby.

He leaned closer to Quaraun, wrapping an arm around him as if to pull him closer to the beauty before them.

“It is like a painter’s dream, do you not think? All those shades of orange and purple and pink, like my silks, …they do not look real, and yet here they are.”

“Aye, Love.”

Quaraun leaned into BoomFuzzy’s embrace; his silken pink robes trailing in the cool grass as he looked out at the brook that snaked its way through the glen. The water gurgled as it flowed, weaving around dark stones and mossy roots, its sound gentle and soothing.

Willow wisps — little blue-green flickers of light — danced around the banks, their soft glow mingling with the light from the lanterns above, creating an atmosphere of ethereal calm.

“Do you ever think about how long this place has been here?” GhoulSpawn mused, breaking the silence with his thoughtful ramble. “This glen, these trees, the brook… they’ve been here longer than we could ever imagine. We’re just passing through, but the land remembers everything.”

Quaraun didn’t reply, only tilted his head back to look at the twisted, gnarled trees reaching up into the fading light. Their branches, black and bent, clawed their way up through the layers of red, purple, and orange, framing the scene with an eerie beauty.

Yet the sight didn’t unsettle him; instead, he found it deeply comforting.

The trees were old, as he was, and they held stories in their knots and branches. Secrets whispered by countless breezes. They were witnesses to the passage of time, silent but watchful.

They had come to the lantern festival every year, BoomFuzzy and Quaraun, seeking the tranquillity of this enchanted glen. But for GhoulSpawn, this was his first time witnessing the wonder. Mesmerized, he watched the glowing orange-red rice-paper orbs drift skyward.

“Why do they do this?” GhoulSpawn asked.

Quaraun leaned close, his voice hushed and reverent.

“Each lantern carries a wish, a hope for the coming seasons. They are lifted to the stars, as offerings for wonder and luck.”

GhoulSpawn nodded, his gold-flecked yellow pleco eyes wide with awe, his voice a murmur of disbelief.

“So much wonder… it feels ancient, like the magic itself has roots.”

“Indeed,” Quaraun replied, smiling. “Older than time.”

Nearby, a small group of birds flew by, dipping in and out of the trees as if chasing one another through the last warmth of the day. Their songs were soft, a lilting tune that blended with the bubbling of the brook.

One bird, a bright spark of blue and yellow, paused on a low branch, cocking its head as it observed the three figures resting below.

Quaraun watched the bird and smiled, a rare, serene expression lighting up his face.

“I like that bird,” he said simply.

BoomFuzzy laughed, a sound like a low, rumbling purr.

“Ya like anything what be pretty and bright, eh?”

Quaraun nodded, his blue eyes half-lidded as he basked in the colours and sounds around him.

“Yes. I like things that remind me that beauty still exists, that the world can still be gentle.”

GhoulSpawn, listening to their conversation, rolled onto his back and spread his arms out, letting his fingertips brush through the cool moist green moss.

“Imagine if this was all there was,” he murmured, a hint of wistfulness in his tone. “No other places to go, no other things to do. Just this…peace. Just this moment.”

BoomFuzzy’s arm tightened around Quaraun as he sighed, a soft, contented sound.

“Would ya get bored, Goat?”

GhoulSpawn grinned up at the sky.

“Maybe. But then again, maybe I wouldn’t.” He closed his eyes, letting the last rays of sun touch his face. “Tonight, I feel like I could lay here forever.”

The colours above deepened, casting the trees and flowers in dusky hues. The brook shimmered, touched by the silver-blue of evening, while will-o’-wisps danced in the mist that was rising.

Tiny pink roses clung to the edges of the brook, mingling with clusters of purple lupines and dusty blue asters, their blossoms bending slightly with the weight of dew gathering on their petals.

The rich greens of the glen took on a darker hue as the night crept in, but the colours were gentle, a cradle of calm.

As they watched, GhoulSpawn fished absently into his pocket, pulling out a silver spoon that he fiddled with between his fingers. Quaraun noticed, raising an eyebrow.

“Where did you get that spoon?”

GhoulSpawn shrugged, his mind lost in the drifting lights.

“I… can’t remember.”

He rummaged a bit more and produced three more spoons, each one glinting under the lantern light.

Quaraun laughed softly.

“A whole set of spoons, apparently.”

GhoulSpawn pocketed them again, nonchalant.

“Eh, just… things I find, here and there. For safe keeping.”

“Find?” BoomFuzzy laughed. “Don’t ya mean steal?”

“Yeah.”

“Ya got a problem, Goat.”

“I know.”

He watched the lights, spoon forgotten.

Quaraun reached out to touch one of the purple lupines, his fingers brushing against its soft petals. He closed his eyes, breathing in its scent — a mixture of wildflowers and earth, tinged with the coolness of twilight.

“If only every night were like this,” he whispered, his voice almost lost in the quiet.

BoomFuzzy turned to him, resting his forehead against Quaraun’s shoulder.

“It can be, Love. If ye just stop fightin’ everything and let the world be as it is.”

They fell into silence again, letting the glen lull them into a state of tranquillity.

Quaraun relaxed completely, his tense shoulders unwinding, his breathing slowing as he snuggled closer to BoomFuzzy.

GhoulSpawn, still sprawled out, let his eyes drift shut, the lanterns above casting a soft glow over him.

Lanterns floated past, each one a luminous capsule of wishes.

One, in particular, caught Quaraun’s eye — a round, vibrant orange-red, tomato-shaped glow drifting by.

“That one resembles a tomato,” he remarked.

BoomFuzzy chuckled, his hand resting on Quaraun’s shoulder.

“Aye, a wee, luminous tomato it be! I’ve a sack of tomatoes in the vardo. When the festival’s through, I’ll make ye both a cheddar-tomato focaccia flatbread. Fresh, warm, perfect for tonight. We shall have a lovely under the stars!”

“hat sounds wonderful,” Quaraun said.

Quaraun felt his mouth water as the luminous red orb drifted away. The simple promise of a meal prepared by BoomFuzzy somehow made this fleeting moment all the more precious.

As the glen darkened, the lanterns rose higher, illuminating the sky with their gentle orange-red light.

One by one, stars appeared, little dots of silver pricking through the darkness, mingling with the lantern lights.

It was a strange sight, the glowing paper lanterns mingling with the eternal stars, as if the universe had reached down to brush against the earth.

A deep peace settled over the three of them.

GhoulSpawn’s breathing slowed to an even rhythm, and BoomFuzzy’s ghostly form softened as he grew quiet, holding Quaraun close.

The gnarled trees, the brook, the birds, and the will-o’-wisps — all enveloped them, forming a quiet, peaceful cocoon of calm relaxation.

Quaraun’s eyes grew heavy as he watched the last of the light slip below the horizon, and he allowed himself to drift, surrendering to the moment.

For once, he didn’t think of past wounds or future worries.

Here, in the glen, surrounded by his loved ones, he found something that felt like home.

And as the night claimed the land, they lay together, wrapped in the serene beauty of the lantern-lit sky, lost in a moment of pure, tranquil peace.

| ©2024 Wendy Christine Allen | All Rights Reserved |


Today’s story used this prompt:Day 6:

  • Wonder &
  • — Bonus Dare: Luminous
  • — Double Bonus Dare: Bastion
  • — Triple Bonus Dare: Spoon

This story was written as part of NaNoWriMo 2024

(The goal is 1,667 words a day or 50k words in 30 days)

This year I used the following Daily writing prompt List:

November 2024 — NaNoWriMo Edition — One Word Writing Prompt Challenge
A Month of Writing Prompts (Created for November 2024)

This set includes the following stories:

  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 1:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,319
  • Month Total: 1,319/50k
  1. Whispers in the Snowdrift -Word Count: 357
  2. In the Depth of Winter's Grip -Word Count: 461
  3. Drowned Dead Beneath The Ice  -Word Count: 501
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 2:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,845 
  • Month Total: 3,164/50k
  1. An Eclipse Looms Tonight  -Word Count: 316
  2. Ritual of The Blood Moon  -Word Count: 1,215
  3. An Eclipse in the Faerie Glen -Word Count: 314
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 3:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 2,445
  • Month Total: 5,609/50k
  1. Beneath Malevolent Stars -Word Count: 1,888
  2. Incandescent Shadows Over Driftwood Bay -Word Count: 312
  3. Under the Firelight's Malevolent Spell -Word Count: 245
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 4:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 8,637
  • Month Total: 14,246/50k
  1. In the Labyrinth of Gloaming -Word Count: 575
  2. Labyrinth of the Endless Wraiths -Word Count: 2,179
  3. The Gloaming Paths of Wraith and Shadow -Word Count: 553
  4. A Path of Twisted Trees -Word count: 4,675
  5. The Summoning at the Lighthouse -Word count: 655
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 5:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 2,975
  • Month Total: 17,221/50k
  1. Intrigue -Word Count: 783
  2. A Pomegranate In The Frozen Wasteland -Word Count: 930
  3. Forest Kings and Their Antler Crowns -Word Count: 1,222
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 6:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,605
  • Month Total: 18,826/50k
  1. Lanterns Over the Faerie Glen -Word Count: 1,605
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 7:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 7,474
  • Month Total: 26,300/50k
  1. Ancient Coin Hoard Unearthed -Word Count: 2,677
  2. The Cellar's Forgotten Treasure -Word Count: 2,395
  3. The Deadly Summoning of Eldritch Flame -Word Count: 2,402
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 8:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 5,432
  • Month Total: 33,255/50k
  1. Secret Meeting Hidden Behind Closed Doors -Word Count: 2,040
  2. The Spectral Vessel Adrift -Word Count: 880
  3. Shipyard at Dusk -Word Count: 1,256
  4. Wandering Merchant: The Trader's Cryptic Goods (Part 2 of ShipYard At Dusk) -Word Count: 2,779
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 9:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 5,480
  • Month Total: 38,735/50k
  1. Shadows at Noodle Beach (Part 3 of ShipYard At Dusk) -Word Count: 1,365
  2. Whispers on the Water -Word Count: 1,212
  3. IkuTursu's Cursed Depths of the Swamp Where Pine Boughs Whisper -Word Count: 1,306
  4. The Terror Bird -Word Count: 1,597
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 10:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 3,883
  • Month Total: 42,618/50k - I'll reach 50k in about 3 days, so, well before 30 days - at this rate, if I continue this pace, I'll reach 120k in 30 days for NaNoWriMo this year.
  1. The Lighthouse's Glass-Eyed Horror -Word Count: 1,400
  2. The Pink Tent's Unseen Shadows -Word Count: 1,338
  3. Graveyard of Broken Fables -Word Count: 1,145

Other stuff written this week, but it's non-fiction so I've not included word counts:

  1. The 500 Story/Drabble Challenge Progress Update
  2. I just slept through yet another day…
  3. It is 14 years since my stroke
  4. Answering your comments/questions about writing/publishing 10, 20, or more posts a day.
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 11:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,651
  • Month Total: 44,269/50k
  1. It's Just a Prank, Goat! -Word Count: 1,651
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 12:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 3,923
  • Month Total: 48,192/50k - should hit 50k tomorrow!
  1. I Need To Feel Safe -Word Count: 2,022
  2. The Book of Tortured Souls -Word Count: 1,901
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 13:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 7,106
  • Month Total: 55,298/50k 
  • -50,000 of Day 13!!!
  1. The Lotus' Silent Prayer on the Sandy Shoreline -Word Count: 2,484
  2. The Lich's Kiss - A Flamboyant Nippers Fruit Salad Yaoi Story - aka An Epic Length Poem About Men With Bananas -Word Count: 4,622
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 14:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 5,033
  • Month Total: 60,331/50k
  1. The Raven in the Hidden Grove -Word Count: 1,310
  2. The Raven's Tale -Word Count: 432
  3. The Thread of Time -Word Count: 506
  4. The Moon Elf's Lament -Word Count: 441
  5. The Silence of the Unseen -Word Count: 440
  6. Moon's fractured mirror,
    ghostly lobsters wail ashore,
    waves gnash bones of ice. -Word Count: 1,012
  7. Velvet Shadows Crawl Beneath the Stars' Gentle Veil -Word Count: 892
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 15: 
  • Day End Word Count Total: 3,508
  • Month Total: 63,839/50k
  1. Jasmine Whispers on Haunted Shores -Word Count: 925
  2. Jasmine Weaves Between Ghostly Threads -Word Count: 885
  3. Jasmine Shadows Beneath a Bronze Moon -Word Count: 1,698
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 16:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 5,560
  • Month Total: 69,399/50k
  1. Petrichor Whispers, Silence Whispers Back -Word Count: 1,093
  2. Petrichor and Plum Tarts -Word Count: 1,008
  3. Petrichor Beneath the Starry Night -Word Count: 1,082
  4. Snowbound Silence -Word Count: 1,112
  5. The Graveyard That Ate the Living -Word Count: 1,265
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 17: 
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,268
  • Month Total: 70,667/50k
  1. Wind and Hematite on the Cliff -Word Count: 518
  2. You trust that nonsense over a map? -Word Count: 750
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 18:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 8,476
  • Month Total: 79,143/50k 
  1. Wrath of the Sacred Pink JellyFish -Word Count: 4,290
  2. The Moon Elf's Shimmering Silk -Word Count: 2,212
  3. Jibber Jabber Ramblings by the Fire -Word Count: 1,974
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 19:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 5,008
  • Month Total: 84,151 /50k
  1. The Liminal Mists of Eternal Sorrow -Word Count: 3,112
  2. Sacred Crochet: The Sacred Threads of A Moon Elf's Midnight Rituals -Word Count: 1,896
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 20:  
  •  Day End Word Count Total: 2,079
  • Month Total: 86,230/50k
  1. Maple Syrup -Word Count: 593
  2. Chrysalis of the Enchanted Knotweed Grove -Word Count: 912
  3. Chrysalis, A Poem -Word Count: 90
  4. Lichen, a Poem -Word Count: 91
  5. Drizzling Showers, A Poem -Word Count: 93
  6. Spinach Quiche, a Poem -Word Count: 97
  7. Rejuvenating, a Poem -Word Count: 100
  8. Refreshed, a Poem -Word Count: 103
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 21:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,419
  • Month Total: 87,649/50k
  1. Wind Chimes Made of Wood, a Poem -Word Count: 189
  2. Orchard Row, a Poem -Word Count: 99
  3. Contentment, a Poem -Word Count: 100
  4. Maple Sugar Candy, a Poem -Word Count: 98
  5. Thistle, a Poem -Word Count: 98
  6. Cold Grips Orchard Row, a Triple Drabble in 3 Perspectives -Word Count: 450
  7. Conundrum in the Bazaar, a Triple Drabble in 3 Perspectives -Word Count: 385
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 22:
  • Day End Word Count Total: 2,784
  • Month Total: 90,433/50k
  1. The Rain-Drenched Alley, a Triple Drabble in 3 Perspectives -Word Count: 875 (counting the author's context note as well as the story)
  2. Candle, a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 99 (uses yesterday's prompt)
  3. Autumn Crisp, a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 100 (uses yesterday's prompt)
  4. Burnt Orange, a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 100 (uses yesterday's prompt)
  5. Linguine and Blueberries, a Story Poem -Word count: 1,610
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 23:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 2,563
  • Month Total: 92,996/50k
  1. Sunflower, a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 337
  2. Honey Fresh Dripping from the Honeycomb, a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 350
  3. Lupine flowers, by moonlight they bloom, purple and blue; a Poem by Quaraun the Moon Elf -Word Count: 572
  4. The Moon's Silver Tears, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 203
  5. The Cloaked Figure Across the Room, a Triple Drabble in 3 Perspectives -Word Count: 659
  6. Love, a Trembling, Tender Thread, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 182
  7. Deep Red Flows, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 187
  8. Roses and Honey, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 173
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 24:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 3,845
  • Month Total: 96,841/50k
  1. Balmy Late Autumn Heat, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 389
  2. Warm Sand, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 400
  3. Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 177
  4. Feeling: Soft Velvet, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 610
  5. Snollygoster's Return: The UnDead Politician and His Red Hat Wearing Zombie Horde Shambled By -Word Count: 672
  6. The Beauty of a Silk Moth Hatching, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 682 (this one used a prompt for a couple days ago)
  7. Hand Dipping Pink Rose Scented Beeswax Candles, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 302
  8. A Lobster Roll Made All Wrong, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 311
  9. Evil Eggplants Stalking Outside, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 302
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 25:  
  •  Day End Word Count Total: 1,676
  • Month Total: 98,517/50k
  1. Downpour, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 555 — wow — that was unplanned — for people who are paranoid about numbers, I bet that means something.
  2. The Stains of Death Will Not Yield aka Laundry Day in The Lighthouse, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 519
  3. The Book in the Brook and the Minnows Who Found It There, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 306
  4. Mushrooms Bubbling in a Hearty Stew, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 296
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 26:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 2,203
  • Month Total: 100,720/50k
  • -reached 100k on Day 26!
  1. Chaos in The Lighthouse - Shattered Panes, Shattered Minds, a Kishōtenketsu -Word Count: 2,203 (I wrote a part 2 and a part 3 to that story, but I've not yet started editing them, so I'll not count the word counts until the day they are published.)
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 27:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 6,300
  • Month Total: 107,020/50k
  1. Necromancer of the Parched Sands in the Desert of Diona, a Prosimetrum, featuring The City of Slushies and The Desert of Planet Diona -Word Count: 6,145
  2. Flowers, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 155
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 28: 
  • Day End Word Count Total: 3,059
  • Month Total: 110,079/50k
  1. Angry Ocean Waves at Sunset, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 301
  2. Sunset: A Bleeding Wound Upon The Sea, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 183
  3. Roses on the Beach, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 293
  4. Sunrise Mocks the Aching Heart, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 350
  5. Maybe the stars will sing once more, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 350
  6. Yesterday, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 187
  7. If, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 197
  8. What is Love but Ceaseless Ache?, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 358
  9. Hello, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 322
  10. Kindly, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 334
  11. Rose Quartz Gleams in Tender Delight, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 184
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 29:   
  • Day End Word Count Total: 1,373
  • Month Total: 111,452/50k
  1. Perfumed Whispers, a Drabble Not Drabbleish MicroFiction -Word Count: 117
  2. Threads of Magic, a Drabble Not Drabbleish MicroFiction -Word Count: 193
  3. Graveyard Loom, a Drabble Not -Word Count: 242
  4. Magic Apples, a Drabble Not -Word Count: 287
  5. Clotheslines, Games, and the Village, a Drabble Not -Word Count: 534
  • NaNoWriMo 2024 Day 30:  
  • Day End Word Count Total: 697
  • Month Total: 112,149/50k
  1. BioDome Issues, a Drabble Not -Word Count: 149
  2. Heartbeat Drum Rhythm, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 182
  3. Questions, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 188
  4. Secluded Garden: A Secret Kept, a Cherished Shell, a Poem by Quaraun the Last Moon Elf -Word Count: 178
  • Finished NaNoWriMo 2024 with 112,149 words. 

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aaa-quaraun-boomfuzzy-ghoulspawn-v12-banner-wboarder-wtextThe Pink Necromancer, Moon Elf silk weaver & merchant: Quaraun on Noodle Beach. His master chef Phooka turned Lich husband: BoomFuzzy with his 1968 VW Bus Beach Noodle Food Truck. And their on again/off again mad scientist Sheep Demon lover: GhoulSpawn with his 1974 AMC Gremlin time machine. Time Travel setting swings back and forth between 40th century Maine after a comet hit the moon decimating the planet, and the 1970s, Maine. Quaraun in the main character, he and BoomFuzzy are a married gay couple. GhoulSpawn is their shared live-in lover. Art by Wendy Christine Allen.
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Faeries vs Elves (In The Quaraun Series) A Pink Necromancer World Lore Post

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The Pink Necromancer: The Adventures of Quaraun The Insane aka The Twighlight Manor Series

🌸🦄🌸 Furry Yaoi Fiction about Elves and Faeries and Satyrs and Demons and Unicorns and Technomancer Wizards and Liches living in a Lighthouse and surviving as Travelling Merchants and Food Truck Chefs in Cyberpunk Dystopian 40th Century Maine, and Zombie Apocalypse and Time Travel but it’s Slice of Life Vignettes of Mundane Daily Lives of The UnSeelie Court’s Royal Family trying to survive after a comet hit the moon and turned the Earth into a CyberPunk Ice-Age. 🌸🦄🌸

  • eBook Editions from this series can be found on: GumRoad
  • Kindle, eBook, Print Paperback, & full colour illustrated Hardcover Editions from this series can be found on: Amazon

Meet The Characters

Links To The Quaraun Stories Can Be Found Listed Here

These Stories are cross published on:

You can find even more about Quaraun novels, novellas, novelettes, short stories, poems and drabbles at these locations:

| Amazon AC1 | Amazon AC2 | Blogger | DeviantArt | FB Profile | FB Page | FB Short Story Writers Group | FictionPress | Google Business | Google Developers | Gravatar | GumRoad | Instagram | Itch.io | LinkedIn | Medium | Myspace | NexusMods | Notd | OnlyFans | PayPal | Pinterest | Quora | Reddit 1 | Reddit 2 | Spoonflower | Steam | TikTok | Tumblr | Twitch | Twitter-X | Vocal | YouTube | Zazzle | Google+ |

This page was written by Wendy Christine Allen of 146 Portland Ave, Old Orchard Beach, Maine. All Rights Reserved.

Copyright © [oldest articles written 1978],[website founded - 1996] –

Books By Wendy Christine Allen
Currently Available on Amazon Kindle:

Index of the Quaraun novels, novellas, & short story collections on Amazon

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And GumRoad:


Index of the Quaraun short stories on GumRoad

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On Medium:

An Index of the more than TWO THOUSAND Quaraun Short Stories on Medium

(NOTE: a $5 or $15 per month paid subscription required to access stories on Medium)

On Vocal:

Index of the Quaraun short stories on Vocal

On Notd:

Index of the Quaraun Short Stories on Notd

On OnlyFans:

Index of the Quaraun Short Stories on OnlyFans

(NOTE: a $4.99 per month paid subscription required to access stories on OnlyFans)

Pink Necromancer Merch: On CafePress:

An Index of the Quaraun Merch on CafePress

Pink Necromancer Merch: On Zazzle:

Index of the Quaraun Merch on Zazzle

Not Quaraun:
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