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Eikasia is a fantasy weblit posted in serial format. It is 100% percent free. If this is your first visit here, here’s some quick information to get you started:

Update Schedule: Every Friday. (GMT -8)

Written By: Illise Montoya

Genre: Sword and Sorcery (Fantasy), Horror, Romance, and a bit of razor edged Humor.

Rating: Mature (graphic violence, sexual situations, and strong language)

Story Summary:

Nyx is an Ailuran, a feline shapeshifter, who chooses to live on the outskirts of life. Elmiryn is an unconventional warrior who seeks revenge. Both are cursed. When circumstance places them together to fight an enemy whose very existence is in question, they find uncommon allies, life-threatening adventures, and cerebral danger waiting.

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Important Navigation Tips:

When reading, make use of the navigational links at the bottom of each entry to move forward or backward in the story! Also, there’s a Story Map drop down menu in the right sidebar with a complete list of entries, including all bonus updates and intermission stories! You can also use it to display all entries told from a particular character’s point of view.  You may have to sort the results into the proper order as some of the categories display themselves in “descending” order, so use the Sort By drop down menu beneath the Story Map to change it to “ascending” order (listed as: Story Order ASC).

It can be confusing, but just because the drop down menu displays “Story Order ASC” doesn’t mean the site has organized the entries that way. You have to tell it to do that. For users of Firefox and Opera, you can just pull the menu down and click ASC even though it is already displayed.  In my personal experience using the latest version of Safari on Mac OSX 10.6, I’ve had to click on “Story Order DESC” first, THEN click on “Story Order ASC” (for fellow Safari users, you can do this before the page changes–it’s essentially like clicking one hyperlink, then changing your mind and clicking another hyperlink before the page starts to change. It saves you about 10-45 seconds depending on the speed of your internet.) I don’t know if this is the case for Google Chrome or Microsoft Internet Explorer. I DO know that the Story Order menu IS needed, no matter what browser you use, if you want to read the Chapter or category in the ascending order.

That was a bit long-winded, but it isn’t that difficult, believe me! This is coming from someone who easily gets lost on the net. If you’ve got any issues, e-mail me! I’ll try to work it out.

–Illise M.

Eikasia by Illise Montoya is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at eighthcirclestudios.com.