Ladies, Gentlemen, and Faefolk,

I am pleased to announce the completion of a long-delayed passion project with the recent publishing of a new book, "Under One Sif: Ballads Shared with Kartha"! Many of you may remember a month nearly ten years ago when Sveha Oriya of Karth invited us to join her and her people for an exchange of song and story beneath the open sky. Many of you may not. To all of you, I present a gift: a record of the performances (as well as an abridged bit of the chatter inbetween), transcribed unto parchment!

I must extend my heartfelt thanks to Zygra Aristata for her assistance in completing this volume, as her translation of Weaver Morle's Karthic ballad was invaluable. My own Karthic is, sadly, not quite up to snuff for the purposes of poetic (or even conversational) clarity.

The original manuscript is available for any and all to peruse aboard the Floating Museum of Modern Art. It can be found in the museum's library, west of the Hall of Memory, and can be checked out for a modest fee.

However, for the next year, I will be giving away copies of the manuscript out of pocket for any who wish to possess one for themselves in celebration of all who love story, song, and art. Please send me a message or a letter within the next year as of this news post if you would like your own copy, and I will see to it that you receive one!

In Song,
Taelle Starling

Penned by my hand on the 12th of Ero, in the year 936 AF.