Greetings, Friend!
Welcome to my site dedicated to all things Lalloure. The Lalloure are a neuter race I created in 1988 and about whom I have, so far, written three novels and a number of short stories.
On these pages you will find artwork, much of which was not published in the novels, more detailed maps of the the planet and the Lallourean citadels, glossaries of terms and characters, in depth character backgrounds, and the like.
Directly below are links to sites where you can buy the novels, both in electronic and paperback form.
On these pages you will find artwork, much of which was not published in the novels, more detailed maps of the the planet and the Lallourean citadels, glossaries of terms and characters, in depth character backgrounds, and the like.
Directly below are links to sites where you can buy the novels, both in electronic and paperback form.
Ten Thousand Gods
Book One in Tales of the Lalloure
A thousand years ago during a catastrophic accident, the planet Ertaetha was cut off from real time, but now realtimers have found their way back. In the millennium they were gone, an entirely new race has mutated into being: the Lalloure. These telepathic, neuter and seemingly emotionless beings live separately from humans, their lives and their citadels protected by walls of ritual, tradition and stone. The Lalloure do interact with humans on occasion, such as when they travel outside their citadels on pilgrimage.
“I am Lalloure, to ask and to serve.”
So says the Lalloure Rasong to the Kherlyndir family. Rasong serves the family for a day but when it leaves it takes something precious with it—the love of Vilian, a six-year-old human child. The Lalloure touched her, awakened her and she cannot forget.
Twelve years later she leaves her family to find Rasong. And discovers not a society of childish, gentle neuters, but a race whose intrinsic needs are sexual, and whose passions of love and hate are both irresistible and lethal.
A thousand years ago during a catastrophic accident, the planet Ertaetha was cut off from real time, but now realtimers have found their way back. In the millennium they were gone, an entirely new race has mutated into being: the Lalloure. These telepathic, neuter and seemingly emotionless beings live separately from humans, their lives and their citadels protected by walls of ritual, tradition and stone. The Lalloure do interact with humans on occasion, such as when they travel outside their citadels on pilgrimage.
“I am Lalloure, to ask and to serve.”
So says the Lalloure Rasong to the Kherlyndir family. Rasong serves the family for a day but when it leaves it takes something precious with it—the love of Vilian, a six-year-old human child. The Lalloure touched her, awakened her and she cannot forget.
Twelve years later she leaves her family to find Rasong. And discovers not a society of childish, gentle neuters, but a race whose intrinsic needs are sexual, and whose passions of love and hate are both irresistible and lethal.
Gods of Crystal, Gods of Dreams
Book Two in Tales of the Lalloure
Humans and Lalloure live separately for good reasons, reasons reinforced by tradition, ritual and law. When Vilian follows Rasong into the Lallourean world, she finds herself unable to temper her very human reactions to Lallourean society and sexual mores. But M’pelanae H’non has no problem adapting itself to human wishes and desires, breaking centuries-old laws with impunity and plunging the lives friends and lovers—both human and Lalloure—into jeopardy.
Prints of the original cover art by artist Tristan Alexander can be purchased at his weble.
Humans and Lalloure live separately for good reasons, reasons reinforced by tradition, ritual and law. When Vilian follows Rasong into the Lallourean world, she finds herself unable to temper her very human reactions to Lallourean society and sexual mores. But M’pelanae H’non has no problem adapting itself to human wishes and desires, breaking centuries-old laws with impunity and plunging the lives friends and lovers—both human and Lalloure—into jeopardy.
Prints of the original cover art by artist Tristan Alexander can be purchased at his weble.
Gods of Changeling Love
Book Three in Tales of the Lalloure
Coming Summer 2013 gods in flux and flame
Book Four in Tales of the Lalloure
Coming 2014-2015 |
Lalloure Dreams
Short Stories and Poetry
Coming 2014-2015 |
Contact the author at sallycfink@lalloure.com