A Letter from Priestess Nàsis


54 Poràkol 2109

Dear reader,
The woman from the canyons who called herself Amkzí Mahatria maintained a five-year correspondence with my father before she disappeared. As a child, I often watched him sitting on his study's hard wood floors surrounded by curling organic papers and slim sheets of video paper as he tried to piece together what she said.
I have no doubt that he believed Amkzí Mahatria was the real lead singer of Tapestry. He spent years pitting data against her narrative and never found a loophole.
My father never shared the details of his obsession while alive. The following folios, accompanied by his media notes and links, are all that remains.
In solidarity,
Nàsis kul Leksones
Priestess of the Dawn
Dean of the House of Letters
Menarka University

54 Poràkol Nagennyi i Olemma
Mësahelepui kourisahio,
Fa thunotassanëa nnyovo modem vas Amekeshi Mahateria eio hata athuheptis kaiasohu yoimohi mehiptis koshaič sia. Loj ret mehit goffapui-mëi para koaia meshumeisa-vëi. Ret nnyoaliahit mi, më omen shi rikhesiptis damainu yoihi didadi segaiem tusač rumasiptis nia tusutoč nideihi moshahuoč. Sha dahem ajeihit yata-vëi.
Më niyatashaut goffapui-mëi yatashem Amekeshi Mahateria nnyovo vat momeia nuaf iča yati Amakara hëi. Sha gaičam koshaič omasiptis yayyeič morëmu-vëi vo hanimoshuram thunutorusa hëi.
Goffapui-mëi hanirotam yayyakuč hëi, omkhia annekasëa. Reneptis moderuč nia sapasarač nia moshač da nnyij nnyovesh meha eios.
Mësahelepui,
Nàsis kul Lekesones
Deohàrenë Fago Poraueilëyui
Ameka Tagatherahio
Nukenamia Menarki


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When I had attained the ripe old age of five weeks, my parents brought me to an amateur astronomy convention called Stellafane. A journalist doing a piece on children at the convention recorded that my mother called me “a refugee from Betelgeuse,” a red giant star in the constellation Orion.

In a small American town, my mother revealed these origins to me and I set out on my life mission: to explore strange new places, to seek out new experiences and new perspectives; and to boldly pursue my dreams.


I graduated from high school in May 2005. By that time, I had several novel drafts, a large and brilliant constructed language, and notebooks of emo poetry to back up my claims to the Betelgeusian throne. At Smith College, I learned to hone my writing and editing skills. (My emo poetry from college only fills ¼ of a notebook.) I also developed a passion for current events, politics, public policy, astronomy, and literary science fiction.


Now, a recent Smith College graduate, I blog and go to grad school. My web novella, Akačehennyi on a Diet of Dreams, was completed earlier this year. I also write KALLISTI, a Hellenic Polytheist-oriented blog. My poetry has appeared in print in AlienSkin and in Eternal Haunted Summer.

Thanks for choosing to read Ossia. I hope you enjoy it and that you stick around for stories to come.

Kayleigh Ayn Bohémier

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