The United States has a complex history of censorship dating back to the colonial period, with instances of religious and political censorship. Even after the First Amendment guaranteed freedom of speech, censorship persisted, including during the Revolutionary War and in the creation of the "Slave Bible." Later, censorship focused on sex and violence, culminating in laws like the Comstock Act of 1873. This history serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for free expression.
Author: Greg Miller
Legend of the Nostrum
In the vibrant harbor of Tamor, a legend of a slumbering sea serpent, the Nostrum, dictates a delicate dance between commerce and appeasement. Ships must offer tribute to keep the beast at bay, creating a rhythm of life for the inhabitants. The legend serves as a chilling reminder of the sea's untamed power, forever binding the harbor to the creature below.
Greg C. Miller, Author 