A Matter of Oracles - Boesme, Kaye
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After graduating, Til¿no is excited to begin her career as a librarian, hoping to focus on life sciences research support - her passion. But when she receives news of her appointment, she finds herself summoned to the Hall of Oracles, a secure collection that holds many centuries of texts collected from oracular sites around the world. Just as she is starting to settle in, a reference question leads her into the stacks to find precious books sabotaged and pages missing. To solve the mystery and safeguard the Hall's critical collections, Til¿no must join forces with Tilsa, the Hall's…mehr

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After graduating, Til¿no is excited to begin her career as a librarian, hoping to focus on life sciences research support - her passion. But when she receives news of her appointment, she finds herself summoned to the Hall of Oracles, a secure collection that holds many centuries of texts collected from oracular sites around the world. Just as she is starting to settle in, a reference question leads her into the stacks to find precious books sabotaged and pages missing. To solve the mystery and safeguard the Hall's critical collections, Til¿no must join forces with Tilsa, the Hall's inexperienced new director. Together, they must navigate their differences to unravel the truth of what happened. A MATTER OF ORACLES is a hieropoeic speculative novella that explores the transition to adulthood, the power of libraries, and the importance of mentorship. Readers who enjoy conlangs, non-Earth settings, and ancient deities may enjoy this story.
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Autorenporträt
Kaye Boesme is a poet, conlanger, and writer. She has completed one podcast, Epiphany, a dystopian story about a lesbian professional working through grief while solving an extremist conspiracy. Kaye's speculative poetry has appeared in Kaleidotrope and Illumen, and she has a short story out in The Society of Misfit Stories Presents. She has self-published one book of poetry, Acts of Speech, which explores religious speech in performative, public, and private contexts. Kaye has a background in library and information science.