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'''Darkholmes''' was a [[university]] [[town]] in northern [[England]] which was located at a nexus point in the [[Very Fabric of Time and Space]]. At times, the Very Fabric could wear thin, creating holes to other times, planets, and realities. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of | '''Darkholmes''' was a [[university]] [[town]] in northern [[England]] which was located at a nexus point in the [[Very Fabric of Time and Space]]. At times, the Very Fabric could wear thin, creating holes to other times, planets, and realities. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of Ink (novel)|Fellowship of Ink]]'') | ||
Darkholmes was separated from [[Hexford]] by [[Hexford Woods]]. The two villages shared a newspaper, the ''[[Darkholmes & Hexford Courier]]'', in the [[19th century]]. In [[1851]], [[Alex (Tsar Wars)|Andrew]] and [[Boolin]] crashed on the road between Darkholmes and Hexford. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Broken Crown (audio story)|The Broken Crown]]'') | Darkholmes was separated from [[Hexford]] by [[Hexford Woods]]. The two villages shared a newspaper, the ''[[Darkholmes & Hexford Courier]]'', in the [[19th century]]. In [[1851]], [[Alex (Tsar Wars)|Andrew]] and [[Boolin]] crashed on the road between Darkholmes and Hexford. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Broken Crown (audio story)|The Broken Crown]]'') | ||
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A slow [[river]] looped around the whole town, meaning Darkholmes was on a landform almost like an [[island]]. | A slow [[river]] looped around the whole town, meaning Darkholmes was on a landform almost like an [[island]]. | ||
One account indicated that the [[Smudgelings]] were based in Darkholmes, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of | One account indicated that the [[Smudgelings]] were based in Darkholmes, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of Ink (novel)|Fellowship of Ink]]'') although another indicated they were based in [[Cambridge]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Mad Dogs and Englishmen (novel)|Mad Dogs and Englishmen]]'') | ||
The town was home to the [[University of Darkholmes]], [[Hexford College]], [[St Frances Cathedral]], and ''[[Chimera (store)|Chimera]]''. [[Reginald Tyler]] lived at [[199 Steps Lane]]. The town had an old [[market]] which "reeked of [[Chicken|dead poultry]] and fresh [[fish]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of | The town was home to the [[University of Darkholmes]], [[Hexford College]], [[St Frances Cathedral]], and ''[[Chimera (store)|Chimera]]''. [[Reginald Tyler]] lived at [[199 Steps Lane]]. The town had an old [[market]] which "reeked of [[Chicken|dead poultry]] and fresh [[fish]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fellowship of Ink (novel)|Fellowship of Ink]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Darkholmes originates from ''The Housekeeper'', an unlicensed comic story written by [[Paul Magrs]] and published within a 2010 issue of ''VWOORP! VWOORP!'' magazine. The comic asserts that the village where [[Nest Cottage]] was located - which at that point had appeared unnamed in the ''[[Hornets' Nest]]'' series - was named "Darkholmes". The village remained unnamed in ''[[Demon Quest]]'', but received "[[Hexford]]" as its name in ''[[Serpent Crest]]''. ''Fellowship of | Darkholmes originates from ''The Housekeeper'', an unlicensed comic story written by [[Paul Magrs]] and published within a 2010 issue of ''VWOORP! VWOORP!'' magazine. The comic asserts that the village where [[Nest Cottage]] was located - which at that point had appeared unnamed in the ''[[Hornets' Nest]]'' series - was named "Darkholmes". The village remained unnamed in ''[[Demon Quest]]'', but received "[[Hexford]]" as its name in ''[[Serpent Crest]]''. ''Fellowship of Ink'' referenced this by having [[Hexford College]] as a location in Darkholmes. The second story of ''Serpent Crest'', ''[[The Broken Crown (audio story)|The Broken Crown]]'', mentions Darkholmes as being a neighbouring village to Hexford. | ||
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Revision as of 04:06, 17 September 2019
Darkholmes was a university town in northern England which was located at a nexus point in the Very Fabric of Time and Space. At times, the Very Fabric could wear thin, creating holes to other times, planets, and realities. (PROSE: Fellowship of Ink)
Darkholmes was separated from Hexford by Hexford Woods. The two villages shared a newspaper, the Darkholmes & Hexford Courier, in the 19th century. In 1851, Andrew and Boolin crashed on the road between Darkholmes and Hexford. (AUDIO: The Broken Crown)
A slow river looped around the whole town, meaning Darkholmes was on a landform almost like an island.
One account indicated that the Smudgelings were based in Darkholmes, (PROSE: Fellowship of Ink) although another indicated they were based in Cambridge. (PROSE: Mad Dogs and Englishmen)
The town was home to the University of Darkholmes, Hexford College, St Frances Cathedral, and Chimera. Reginald Tyler lived at 199 Steps Lane. The town had an old market which "reeked of dead poultry and fresh fish". (PROSE: Fellowship of Ink)
Behind the scenes
Darkholmes originates from The Housekeeper, an unlicensed comic story written by Paul Magrs and published within a 2010 issue of VWOORP! VWOORP! magazine. The comic asserts that the village where Nest Cottage was located - which at that point had appeared unnamed in the Hornets' Nest series - was named "Darkholmes". The village remained unnamed in Demon Quest, but received "Hexford" as its name in Serpent Crest. Fellowship of Ink referenced this by having Hexford College as a location in Darkholmes. The second story of Serpent Crest, The Broken Crown, mentions Darkholmes as being a neighbouring village to Hexford.
