Now, for that last line there to have any resonance at all, I'll recommend that readers go back more than 20 years to page 43 of the comic, the middle of Act II of Terebinth's original storyline, "HatDance." That's when Kestrel and Terpsichore first fetched up at Fawn Hall, a residence for descriminating young ladies, and over the next 40 pages, they learn the awful truth about the place. The school also plays a huge part in our 4th storyline, "Prey," which begins on page 201 and runs for the next 175 pages, and it figures in here and there throughout the history of the comic.

     But if you don't wanna do all that, I figure we'll get the pertinent information in next week's comic.

     In case anyone's interested in recent story of mine, "Any Portal in a Storm" is up for free reading at Zooscape. And my second short-story-disguised-as-a-poetry-collection, Albatrossed, is now available for purchase, too. So much going on!

     If you're looking for more stories by me, there's always the option of visiting my Amazon Author page, too. I've got about a dozen of my previously published short stories for sale over there as well as a couple novels. And let's not forget my other webcomic, Daily Grind. At least three times a week for more than twenty years at this point!

     I've also discovered that the nice people at Blogspot have one of them fancy RSS feeds. So you can subscribe to it and have links to the latest Terebinth pages delivered right to your virtual doorstep. The URL to add to your RSS reader or whatever you use is http://hyniof.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss, and thanks to the folks over in The Webcomic List Forums for making me think about all this. Ah, technology...

     Or if you'd like to see me flail about with more technology, I've gone and gotten myself a Facebook page. I'm posting nothing but poetry there, so if you don't get enough of that with Kestrel's regular outbursts, it might be just the place for you!

     There's things at the bottom of the page here, too: a link to the Cast Page; a link to a place where folks can comment on the pages; and, of course, the Web Counter. More comics for your perusal can be found on the Comix Link Page, and I've got an About the Author page up in case you've been wondering.