SPIRITS

Explanation of Terms
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Ahbnoba

A forest and river goddess.


Empath
Dim Green
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Ahdahn

Another god of wine.


Like a Spirit
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Ahgreyeuss

Ahgreyeuss, Ahgreyeuss Pahn, Pahn, The Pahn

A pastoral god of mountains and grottos, having variable characteristics, and taking varying forms, but having always a feral side to his nature, often manifested in free sexual desire. (Ironically, or perhaps inevitably, his sexual desires are usually left unfulfilled.) Being a wild creature, he sometimes frightens people, but those who know him find him mostly harmless.

Ahlaveena

A mother goddess.


Channels
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Ahlmah

A moon goddess, thespian.


Squirrel
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Ahnaheeta

Goddess of rivers and lakes, patroness of women, poetess.


Ahnaheeta
Ahnaheeta’s Bath
Ahnaheeta’s City Streets
An Inner Skin
Copper Wire
Confidence
The Slightly Persian Family
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Ahnjehlia

Ahnjehlia, Ahnjehlia Pahna

Pahn’s sister, an angel/goddess of messages, artist.


Many Goldfish Swimming
Chocolate
The Drawing of a Dream
Living in a Barn
Reconstruction
Karl
A Hole in the Fence
Goldfish
A Common Thread
The New World
Freedom of
The Appearance of Junipera
An Inner Skin
An Interruption
The Kahkahdrohm
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Ahnkahmna

A River nymph/goddess of dark, forest
water.


A Dark Shower of Forest Water
Small Dark Lips
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Ahpadeyva

Her face is like a starry sky.


What Pahn Needs
Wooly Thighs
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Ahpsahla

An ocean goddess/nymph.


Ahpsahla’s Bog
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Ahshehra

Great goddess, poetess.


Lost Sequences of Personalities
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Ahsileess

God of the eclipse.


East of California
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Ahstrild

A goddess of affection, Pahn’s first love, artist.


Ahstrild
The Country Fair
Friend
Otherworld Canyon
Ignored
Small Woman and Ducklings
Reunion
Their Cultures of Roots and Molds
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Aiks

Pahn’s wife, a goat-elf, sometimes taking the form of a bear, sometimes inhabiting the forms of various nymphs.


The Memory of a Prophetic Dream
Aiks
Delivery
Searching in a Mall
An Old Love
Freedom of
Flying to China
A Night in Mixed Covers
Outflow
Surrogate
The Day After Halloween
His Mother from the Sky
The Storyteller now must Stop
Withdrawal
The Light of Day
The Deity of Calm Waters
Phoebe Ann
The Body of Charro’s Daughter
Poems
Arundo Donax
Tsunami
The Appearance of Junipera
Crossing the River
The Sand Hills of Aiks
Looking for Nests
In a Labyrinthine House
To Carry and be Carried
Anagrams
Nymphal
Traveling in the Desert
Waterfall
Tunnel
Pahn Ku Eeantha
Wisteria
Killing O.J.
Mountain Lion
The House of Egairia
Crying
Triptych
The Beginnings of Frost
Sleep Echo
Waves at a Rivermouth
A Stop in His Mother’s Ancestral Homeland
Walking in an Abandoned House
Naked Aiks
Ahnaheeta’s City Streets
Forest House
Big Blueberries
An Outing with Aiks
An Inner Skin
An Interruption
A Woman Resembling Zhoonév
As a Girl and a Man
Dim Green
Pahn is Lying in Plaid
The God’s Library
Otherworld Canyon
A Bird and a Flower
The Kahkahdrohm
Of Granite Lakes
Chandra—a Guide to the Spirit World
Of Desire Lost
Paranoid Schizophrenic and Demon Pinnacles
With Djuturna Again
The Slightly Persian Family
Warm Scandinavian Joy
Djuturna’s Breasts
Illicit Wealth and Warm Water
Round Trip
Young Intruder
Wooly Thighs
Aiks' Anger
A Spell
"Solo Yo"
Zhoonév in Voile
Qalisca

Athehna

The protectress.


Athehna
Empath
Poems
Friend
Athehna’s Place
The Levels of Intimacy
Athehna’s Sorrow
A Dream after Restraint
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Baudahilia

A thorn fairy.


Anagrams
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Bormahna

A nymph of rough, healing springs.


Anagrams
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Daphnis

Pahn’s son, an elf associated with open space and music (some say the originator of pastoral poetry).


Delivery
The Day after Halloween
The Light of Day
The Deity of Calm Waters
Phoebe Ann
Empath
The Body of Charro’s Daughter
Channels
Pilot
Tsunami
Something in Common
Daphnis’ Father
Tending an Oread
The Sand Hills of Aiks
To Carry and be Carried
Anagrams
The Upper Canyon
Bluebirds
Waterfall
East of California
Mountain Lion
Crying
Hermitage
Waves at a Rivermouth
Egairia’s Web
Naked Aiks
A Bird and a Flower
The Kahkahdrohm
Squirrel
Signature
Small Dark Lips
Round Trip
Young Intruder
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Deermid

One of Pahn’s cousins, a god of refuge.


Acts and Events of Consequence
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