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CARAVAN is a story about getting through Hell with the people you love. When Samir and his best friend Carlyle take a camping trip to the Canyon, they don't plan on getting caught in a thunderstorm. Even worse, they don't plan on Samir falling into the Canyon. When he wakes up, Samir finds himself in a new world, where ghosts, demons, vampires, and other monsters terrorize the locals like any villains in a western. Samir joins up with a caravan—a vigilante train of supernatural bounty hunters—to delve deep into the Canyon depths, and find a way out of Hell once and for all.

Clint Belmet's parents were killed in a Comanche raid when he was young, but that hasn't stopped him from taking a job leading freight caravans on the old Santa Fe Trail, from Saint Louis, Missouri, to Santa Fe, New Mexico - a route that goes right through Comanche territory. Here is the raw, primitive West of the early pioneers, great caravans of freighters rumbling across the deadly prairies, risking attack by Comanche.

A chilling story of counter-espionage set in the Lebanon during the Second World War.

இராஜராஜ சோழன் என்றதுமே, நம் மனக்கண்களின் முன், வானளாவ எழுந்து நிற்கும் பிரம்மாண்டமான தஞ்சைப் பெரிய கோயில்தான் காட்சி தரும். காலத்தை யாரும் இழுத்துப் பிடித்து நிறுத்திவிட முடியாது.

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Welcome to The Cursed Caravan! Join us as we power through Paizo's Crown of the Kobold King with 2e! More adventures are available on our YouTube channel! Get ready for jokes, drama, and deep storytelling. Subscribe and become a fellow Traveler today! Thank you for listening!

Stovepipe travels far and wide to find and chat with the most FASCINATING people and communities. All aboard the caravan!!!

V nastojashhee izdanie proizvedenij zamechatel'nogo nemeckogo pisatelja-romantika Vil'gel'ma Gaufa (1802-1827) voshli volshebnye skazki: "Karavan", "Skazka o Kalife-aiste" i "Korabl'-prizrak". Ego misticheskie, inogda grustnye skazki proniknuty duhom Vostoka, no v to zhe vremja, lisheny obychnoj vostochnoj mishury.

This is the podcast for the bookworm, by the bookworm. I'm Angela Carmela, and I'll be your host in this caravan!

***Discontinued: sorry :(***Do you like tales of glorious heroes who fight for good and oppose the forces of evil? Tales of dangerous quests and epic battles? Then come! Have a seat and listen to a Tale from the Questing Caravan!Tales from the Questing Caravan is a clean actual play Dungeons and Dragons podcast featuring a group of young adults who love to go on epic quests! Join us as we conquer demons, villains, and monsters alike and create memorable stories for all to enjoy.

In a land where gods walk on the hills and goddesses rise from river, lake, and spring, the caravan-guard Holla-Sayan, escaping the bloody conquest of a lakeside town, stops to help an abandoned child and a dying dog. The girl, though, is the incarnation of Attalissa, goddess of Lissavakail, and the dog a shape-changing guardian spirit whose origins have been forgotten. Possessed and nearly driven mad by the Blackdog, Holla-Sayan flees to the desert road, taking the powerless avatar with him.

Possessed by a ghost who feeds on death, the undying assassin Ahjvar the Leopard has been captured by the Lady of Marakand, enslaved by necromancy to be captain of her Red Masks. His shield-bearer Ghu, a former slave with an uncanny ability to free the captive dead, follows Ahjvar into the war-torn lands of the Duina Catairna to release him, even if that means destroying what is left of Ahj's tormented soul.

Ahjvar, the assassin known as the Leopard, wants only to die, to end the curse that binds him to a life of horror. Although he has no reason to trust the goddess Catairanach or her messenger Deyandara, fugitive heir to a murdered tribal queen, desperation leads him to accept her bargain: If he kills the mad prophet known as the Voice of Marakand, Catairanach will free him of his curse.

The Cold Cold Grave, a humorous short story by T.P. Caravan narrated as an audiobook by Mike Vendetti, takes us into the classroom of an evil professor whose primary goal in life is to make his students miserable.

Poetry doesn’t matter to most people, observes Jay Parini at the opening of this book. But, undeterred, he commences a deeply felt meditation on poetry, its language and meaning, and its power to open minds and transform lives. By the end of the book, Parini has recovered a truth often obscured by our clamorous culture: without poetry, we live only partially, not fully conscious of the possibilities that life affords.