My Name is Ruin

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by Edmund A. M. Batara


  Primor – A Hungarian title of nobility, equivalent to the rank of Baron.

  CHAPTER 11

  Archiereus – A Greek term meaning “high priest”.

  CHAPTER 13

  Capcaun – A massive ogre mentioned in Romanian folklore. The word is said to mean “dog-head”.

  CHAPTER 14

  Baksi – An early Turkic/Uygur word meaning a male shaman.

  CHAPTER 18

  Padnakjunne – A Saami myth of cannibalistic men with dog heads.

  CHAPTER 19

  Masan / Masani – A certain kind of vampire found in Indian myth.

  CHAPTER 20

  Kriyamana – The name is taken from one of the forms of karma. Kriyamana Karma or Agami Karma deals with the present as it acts on the future, Sanchita Karma with past actions, and Pararabdha Karma with the action itself. There are other derivative forms of the concept.

  CHAPTER 21

  Samandar – This story’s derivative word for the salamander of myth. The English term is thought to come from the Persian words ‘Sam,’ meaning fire, and ‘Andar’ or within. This interpretation is believed to have been given by Marco Polo.

  CHAPTER 22

  Arvad – A mythological creature mentioned in Talmudic texts. It is believed to be evil personified.

  About the Author

  Active Member, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA)

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  Writer –

  The ACCIDENTAL ARCHMAGE Series

  The ARCANUM ASTRAY Series

  PLANAR WARS Series

  ANCIENT FANGS Series

  MANUS DEI Series

  VOID TEMPLAR Series

  PAVEL MAVETH Series, and the

  FREIDA Children’s Book Series

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