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Solace Creek Colorado Fiction
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At the core of the Solace Creek Colorado
project are the stories. Crossing multiple genres in novella,
short story, and novel length formats, these stories chronicle the
lives of 350+ people who live in work in the village of Solace Creek
Colorado and the neighboring Boulder-Springs metroplex.
Learn
more about the Solace Creek Stories and the people who inhabit
them.
A note about the sites:
The sites of the Solace Creek Stories are fluid, and constantly
changing. As the project progresses, we walk a series of thin
lines. We are cautious to separate the material published
on-line from the works that are targeted for the commercial
publication market. We are, unfortunately, in a time of
radical transition in the publishing industry, and many traditional
houses are reluctant to publish any thing that has previously
appeared on-line. On the other side of the equation, every day
new books are being developed and marketed that are based on or
wholly comprised of materials previously available on-line or
through other media. Have fun with us on the journey. |
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The Village of Solace Creek, Colorado is an
upscale community near the Boulder-Springs metroplex. Think of
Aspen, without the ski hill. Some of the most powerful people
in the United States have residences in or near Solace Creek,
including the President of the United States.
Visit the Village
of Solace Creek |
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The city of Boulder-Springs, Colorado is the
metroplex that dominates the environment of the Solace Creek
Stories. The name came about because the idea of combining the
political philosophies of Boulder Colorado (sometimes referred to as
'the Peoples Republic of Boulder') and the ultra-conservative
Colorado Springs. Take a
look at Boulder-Springs |
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Acolytica, in the fictional world of the
Solace Creek project, is one of the largest and most powerful
religious organizations in the world. Acolytican funding and
political pressure put the current President of the United States
and much of Congress in office. Founded by Perseus Cade, and
overseen by the evil Hugo Spengler, Acolytica seeks to expand it's
power and financial base throughout the globe. Acolytica ONE
and Acolytica ENT are powerful media tools used for the attraction
and manipulation of a billion prospective converts.
Wander inside the world of
Acolytica |
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Acolytica maintains power with a tight hold
on its members and associates through financial, political, and
psychological tools. One of the most terrifying psychological
tools is Fear Lock, created by Hugo Spengler.
Learn about Fear
Lock and how it works. |
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SeemsFree is the world's largest fictional
retailer. Privately held and family owned, this retail giant
is an economic parasite that feeds off vendors, governments, and
even its customers. The company 20 year strategic plan
envisions a world in which nearly fifty percent of the population is
economically dependent on SeemsFree, and so poorly paid they are
unable to buy most of their goods and services anywhere else.
Visit SeemsFree |
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Retailers, Eateries, and
more...
The world of Solace Creek has dozens of shops,
stores, restaurants, hotels, and companies. As the stories
develop, some of them may have their own web presence. For
now, you can learn more about many of them in...
the Village. |
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As in the real world, media plays key roles
in the world of the Solace Creek Stories. The media influences
thought, provides information, and establishes trends.
The
Boulder-Springs Journal is the primary newspaper of the
Boulder-Springs Metroplex. As a part of ANS, the Journal
brings the world to the citizens of Boulder-Springs.
The
Solace Creek Statesman is, on the other hand, the small village
newspaper in Solace Creek, Colorado. Run on a shoe-string
budget, somehow the Statesman always seems to trump the Journal on
political news.
"If it's not on television, it didn't really
happen."
York Broadcast Network is a global giant, headquartered in New
York. Some of York's top executives and personalities have
homes in the Solace Creek area. Local affiliates are KYBN-5
television in Boulder-Springs and KZUD radio 88.2 in Solace Creek. |
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Colorado Congressman Em Gideon is running for
President in 2008. You can help him get elected at his
Campaign Headquarters, or view his
News
Aggregation Site. |
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Molly
Wanna Quacker is the 1960s Rock and Roll band led by the
infamous Duckie Wuckett. |
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last updated:
11 Oct 2008 19:01 |
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