What's New in Codey's World 12/09

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THE LEGEND OF KIWAKAAZI ~ Chapters 13 and 14 of Book Two of a Novel by Nanak. The story revolves around a nineteen year old intelligent young scientist, Kiwakaazi, in ancient Africa. He was accused and found guilty of an incident that claimed many lives in the then Nibooman (Land of Inventions or Western Empire) of Africa. As punishment, he was banished to find a special plant that bears a special flower in Nomposuro (dark and evil forest). There was only one slight problem. The kranjus (immortal guardians) stand in his way. How is thin, weak and naive Kiwakaazi going to survive in Nomposuro? The epic and yet very spiritual journey of Kiwakaazi and other related stories has been captured in this story. Enjoy!

Justin Carver ~ Chapter 5 of a Novella by Colin Kelly. Justin is accused of doing something he says he didn't do.
Will he be cleared, or will he be found guilty?

The Farm Boy ~ A Short Story by Cole Parker. Derrick's life hasn't been an easy one. Then it undergoes a major change. Will it be for the better?

How Do You Know If He Likes You? ~ Flash Fiction by Camy. Sometimes it pays to push your luck.

Featured stories are from our archive and we think you'll enjoy reading them again — or for the first time.
A Totally Smashing Thanksgiving ~ A Novel by Colin Kelly. David and Carson meet in a most unusual way that results in Carson breaking his arm. Then these two guys discover something else very interesting about each other. But that's only the beginning...

Special Feature
About our Freefall Contest: In 2007 Codey proposed an interesting project for the other authors here at Codey's World. He would write the beginning of a short story, The Best of Friends, providing the setting and the characters, and the authors would (if they wanted) each write the end of the story. Codey loved this concept, and planned to do it again in the future. Unfortunately, he was never able to complete that future project.
Codey originally planned to write four more chapters to complete his novel Freefall. Again, unfortunately, he was never able to complete the novel.
So we've decided to have the kind of contest that Codey planned, this time to invite and encourage both authors at Codey's World and AwesomeDude, and those new to writing but would like to give it a try, to write a closing chapter for Freefall.
Follow the link above for the details. And how about giving it a try?

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