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Tristoon the Incorrigible
Tristoon the Incorrigible
Tristoon the Incorrigible
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Tristoon the Incorrigible

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A spoof starring Beowulf’s feisty illegitimate daughter.
After Beowulf, and before Xena, there was Tristoon.
(written long before Xena, I promise!)

LanguageEnglish
PublisherKelsi Belmar
Release dateJun 28, 2013
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    Tristoon the Incorrigible - Kelsi Belmar

    Summary:

    A spoof starring Beowulf’s feisty illegitimate daughter.

    After Beowulf, and before Xena, there was Tristoon.

    (written long before Xena, I promise!)

    Tristoon the Incorrigible

    Short Story

    Copyright 1984 -2013 Kelsi Belmar

    Published: 28Jun2013

    Publisher: Indie Literati Press

    Colorado & New Zealand

    KelsiBelmar@mail.com

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    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form whatsoever. Yadda Yadda, Void where prohibited by law, batteries not included, don't feed the Heathobards.

    NOTE:

    This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to any persons living, would just be weird, because, who dresses like this unless they are re-enacting Beowulf? Any resemblance to any persons dead, would also be weird, because why are you hanging out with dead people?

    Created in the United States of America

    Where we can freely create and share things, even though there are no dragons on the barrow. There are some pretty mean mooses in the mountains, though.

    NOTE TO THE READER:

    Hello, Reader, glad to see you reading. Especially something of mine. I hope you’ll do that again with—oh, ALL my work. You might have to dig a little, as I have about 8 nom de plumes (noms de plume?) and don't always cross-pollinate.

    For now, a few things about

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