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Jaskri was just an ordinary girl growing up in a small farming village.
She could never have guessed that her uncanny resemblance to a statue
could have vital cosmic signficance....

All stories are copyright © 1999 - 2005 by Leem. All rights reserved. All characters are fictitious
and any resemblance to real persons living, dead or petrified is entirely coincidental.
Word counts are given to the nearest hundred. Ratings are not endorsed by the MPAA, BBFC or ELP.
Freeze-type symbols based on designs by Argo Forg.

Follow these quick links to the stories, or see below for a detailed Index.
1. Jaskri and the Maiden: Original 1999 Version | Revised 2000 Version | 2. Jaskri’s Child | 3. Vacation in the Park | 4a. Silent Witness: the Arrival | 5. Jaskri and the Flotsam | ? Sondra and Veyy | Timeline for the Jaskri Stories

Jaskri Series Index
Key to symbols:

Living Statue/ Living Mannequin: The body retains its normal texture and (usually) colour and may be malleable, even though the person is incapable of moving voluntarily.

Solid Statue: The body takes on the appearance of stone, metal or wood, becoming totally rigid and immovable. There is usually no discernible breathing or other sign of life, and the person can be mistaken for a statue even though she may be fully conscious. All of the Jaskri stories fall into this category.)

Jaskri Series:

1. Jaskri and the Maiden
     Original 1999 Version
       8,200 words, rated PG; April 1999
     Revised 2000 Version
       9,300 words, rated PG; June 2000 What is the connection between Jaskri, an ordinary village girl, Diann, the mysterious healer, and “The Maiden”, an enigmatic work of art? The answer turns out to be stranger than Jaskri could have imagined!

2. Jaskri’s Child
6,300 words, rated PG; March 2000 Jaskri’s one regret in life was that she never had children, and the events of the previous story seemingly made it impossible. But where there’s a will (and a mysterious healer) there’s a way!

3. Vacation in the Park
2,300 words, rated PG; August 2000 Some people like to take long, idle vacations. Diann’s might just turn out to be one of the longest, and certainly the most idle, ever taken!

4a. Silent Witness:
The Arrival
5,800 words, rated PG; August 2001 On planet Sornel, the arrival of an erotic statue is met with disapproval by the planet’s despotic rulers. Elsewhere, Diann recruits a young woman for a simple and pleasurable mission....

Mea culpa: Although I have now added a compromise ending, I never did get round to the second half of this story. I may do some time, but please don’t hold your breath.

5. Jaskri and
the Flotsam
22,700 words, rated R; March 2002 A crossover with the Flotsam Series.

A dying girl begs the living Maiden statue for help, and discovers to her surprise that the best way to save herself may involve the paralysed Flotsam....

? Sondra and Veyy:
A Story of Jaskri’s Legacy
19,400 words, rated R; June 2002 Two thousand years later...
When two girls are forced into virtual slavery aboard a sleazy space station, a strange alien artifact seems to offer a way out, not only for them but for other victims as well. Meanwhile two Friends of the Maiden are keeping a close eye on the girls, while the TC’s keep an eye on them....

Timeline for the
Jaskri Stories If you’re confused about how the Jaskri stories fit together chronologically, check out this timeline...and soon you’ll be totally bewildered!

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Jaskri Series Index Key to symbols:
Living Statue/ Living Mannequin:	The body retains its normal texture and (usually) colour and may be malleable, even though the person is incapable of moving voluntarily.
Solid Statue:	The body takes on the appearance of stone, metal or wood, becoming totally rigid and immovable. There is usually no discernible breathing or other sign of life, and the person can be mistaken for a statue even though she may be fully conscious. All of the Jaskri stories fall into this category.)
Jaskri Series:
1. Jaskri and the Maiden Original 1999 Version 8,200 words, rated PG; April 1999 Revised 2000 Version 9,300 words, rated PG; June 2000	What is the connection between Jaskri, an ordinary village girl, Diann, the mysterious healer, and “The Maiden”, an enigmatic work of art? The answer turns out to be stranger than Jaskri could have imagined!
2. Jaskri’s Child 6,300 words, rated PG; March 2000	Jaskri’s one regret in life was that she never had children, and the events of the previous story seemingly made it impossible. But where there’s a will (and a mysterious healer) there’s a way!
3. Vacation in the Park 2,300 words, rated PG; August 2000	Some people like to take long, idle vacations. Diann’s might just turn out to be one of the longest, and certainly the most idle, ever taken!
4a. Silent Witness: The Arrival 5,800 words, rated PG; August 2001	On planet Sornel, the arrival of an erotic statue is met with disapproval by the planet’s despotic rulers. Elsewhere, Diann recruits a young woman for a simple and pleasurable mission.... Mea culpa: Although I have now added a compromise ending, I never did get round to the second half of this story. I may do some time, but please don’t hold your breath.
5. Jaskri and the Flotsam 22,700 words, rated R; March 2002	A crossover with the Flotsam Series. A dying girl begs the living Maiden statue for help, and discovers to her surprise that the best way to save herself may involve the paralysed Flotsam....
? Sondra and Veyy: A Story of Jaskri’s Legacy 19,400 words, rated R; June 2002	Two thousand years later... When two girls are forced into virtual slavery aboard a sleazy space station, a strange alien artifact seems to offer a way out, not only for them but for other victims as well. Meanwhile two Friends of the Maiden are keeping a close eye on the girls, while the TC’s keep an eye on them....
Timeline for the Jaskri Stories	If you’re confused about how the Jaskri stories fit together chronologically, check out this timeline...and soon you’ll be totally bewildered!