A TRACE OF COPPER

Thank you to Sarah Woodbury for the spoken words.

Yr Ysgyfarnog Wen—The White Hare; village tavern

Ffynnon y Seren—Seren’s Well; a fairy/holy/wishing well

Gwragedd annwn—the water-sprite who inhabits the holy well

Mamgu—southern Welsh for grandmother

A’i hon yw hi?—Is this her?

A TRACE OF COPPER

Thank you to Rajendrani Mukhopadhyay for the spoken words.

Dr. Piyali Mukherjiheroine; physician; Queen’s agent

Bengali—of or from Bengal, an eastern region of India

Bhetki macher paturi—marinated steamed fish

Lehenga choli—skirt and blouse combination that is the traditional clothing of Indian women

Kantha—a type of embroidered quilt; traditional Bengali art

Dida—grandmother

Sari—a woman’s garment from the Indian subcontinent worn wrapped and draped about the body

Palki—sedan chair

Pabitro pukur—Bengali for holy well

Methi—fenugreek

VENOMOUS SECRETS

Thank you to Kat Mizera for the spoken words.

paidi mou—”my child”; a Greek term of affection

morphophídia“shape snakes”; snakes whose biological charactersitics have been modified by a mad scientist

drakonourá—”dragon tail”; shape a Lamian Queen takes

Dr. Thrakos

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The Silver Skull
The Iron Fin
A Trace of Copper
In Pursuit of Dragons
A Reflection of Shadows

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