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== Publisher's summary ==
== Publisher's summary ==
''to be added''
The Boulevard ([[Faction Paradox]]: Location Unknown)
 
More formally, The Boulevard of Alternate Brutalities, the Boulevard is a Faction Paradox [[prison]].
 
Physically, the Boulevard is, as the name suggests, a single broad [[street]], stretching for an unknown distance in both directions, and lined on one side with a dense [[forest]] of [[oak tree]]s.
 
Facing this forest is the prison itself, which is comprised of buildings lifted from throughout history at the moment of their destruction. This lifting extends to the street immediately outside each building, giving the Boulevard a patchwork appearance, and leading one time travelling visitor to describe the Boulevard as a 'funky [[Frankenstein's monster|Frankenstein's Monster]] of a place'.
 
Behind each doorway on the Boulevard there is a [[prison cell|cell]], containing a single [[prisoner]]. Each cell can extend to encompass anything from the traditional square concrete enclosure with barred windows, to an entire planet. It is believed that the Boulevard is controlled by an appointed [[Godparent (rank)|Godfather]] and a cadre of [[Cousin (rank)|Cousins]], assisted by guards taken from certain of the more aggressive [[Lesser species|Lesser Species]].
 
Although there has never been any formal proclamation regarding the purpose of the Boulevard, it is believed that the environment of each cell is tailored to the punishment – or, possibly but implausibly, the rehabilitation – of the individual imprisoned.
 
[from ''Apocrypha to [[The Book of the War]]'']


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|''A Reasonable Man''
|[[Gareth Madgwick]]
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|[[Kelly Hale]]<ref name="Tweet 1">https://twitter.com/obversebooks/status/1384813955479126017</ref>
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|''Body and Soul''
|[[Dave Hoskin]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Paul Hiscock]]
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|''The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Aging''
|[[Simon Bucher-Jones]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Tim Gambrell (writer)|Tim Gambrell]]
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|''Marticide''
|[[Kara Dennison]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Robert Shepherd]]
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|5
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|''The Sisters Of The Little Moments''
|[[Alan Taylor]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Kelly Hale]]
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|6
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|''You Are The Absurd Hero''
|[[Juliet Kemp]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|Kevin Burnard
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|7
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|''The Oracle''
|[[Jay Eales]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Philip Marsh]]
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|8
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|''The Fixer''
|[[Courtney Milnestein]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[James K. Maddox]]
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|9
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|''This Is What They Took From You''
|[[Philip Marsh]]<ref name="Tweet 1"/>
|[[Phil Shaw]]
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|10
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|''The Crikeytown Cancellations''
|[[James Maddox]]<ref name="Tweet 2">https://twitter.com/obversebooks/status/1384815252072763392</ref>
|[[Charles Murphy]]
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|Joshua Prentice<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|[[Julio Angel Ortiz]], [[Vince Stadon]]<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|[[Robert Shepherd]]<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|Thom Hutchison<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|[[Tim Gambrell (writer)|Tim Gambrell]]<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|Kevin Burnard<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|Aaron George<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|Ben Casson<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|[[Paul Hiscock]]<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|[[Gareth Madgwick]]<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|George Wells<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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|Athenodora Cat<ref name="Tweet 2"/>
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== External links ==
== External links ==
''to be added''
* {{Obverse|product/faction-paradox-the-boulevard-volume-one/}}


== Footnotes ==
== Footnotes ==

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The Boulevard: Volume One was a Faction Paradox short story anthology published by Obverse Books.

Publisher's summary

The Boulevard (Faction Paradox: Location Unknown)

More formally, The Boulevard of Alternate Brutalities, the Boulevard is a Faction Paradox prison.

Physically, the Boulevard is, as the name suggests, a single broad street, stretching for an unknown distance in both directions, and lined on one side with a dense forest of oak trees.

Facing this forest is the prison itself, which is comprised of buildings lifted from throughout history at the moment of their destruction. This lifting extends to the street immediately outside each building, giving the Boulevard a patchwork appearance, and leading one time travelling visitor to describe the Boulevard as a 'funky Frankenstein's Monster of a place'.

Behind each doorway on the Boulevard there is a cell, containing a single prisoner. Each cell can extend to encompass anything from the traditional square concrete enclosure with barred windows, to an entire planet. It is believed that the Boulevard is controlled by an appointed Godfather and a cadre of Cousins, assisted by guards taken from certain of the more aggressive Lesser Species.

Although there has never been any formal proclamation regarding the purpose of the Boulevard, it is believed that the environment of each cell is tailored to the punishment – or, possibly but implausibly, the rehabilitation – of the individual imprisoned.

[from Apocrypha to The Book of the War]

Stories

# Title Author Featuring Release date
1 A Reasonable Man Gareth Madgwick 1 June 2022
2 Body and Soul Paul Hiscock
3 The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Aging Tim Gambrell
4 Marticide Robert Shepherd
5 The Sisters Of The Little Moments Kelly Hale
6 You Are The Absurd Hero Kevin Burnard
7 The Oracle Philip Marsh
8 The Fixer James K. Maddox
9 This Is What They Took From You Phil Shaw
10 The Crikeytown Cancellations Charles Murphy

Notes

to be added

External links

Footnotes