Landmark: Clio’s Stationer and Bookstore

Description: A modestly sized wooden structure positioned at the corner of Broadway and Tinkers Road positioned behind the “Lost Post.” This shop is owned and operated by an elderly woman that goes by the name of Clio. Upon entering the shop, visitors tend to have a moment of disorientation because it feels as if the shop is larger on the inside than the outside, but the feeling quickly passes. The shop itself has windows along the front of the building displaying many tomes of varying names, but all of them seem to be related to historical events in some capacity. Many of them are about people, events, and places within Immoria itself. Filling the rest of the shop are many bookshelves both freestanding and along the walls. These are likewise filled with all manner of historically inclined books and scrolls. These, however, expand the subject matter to the world at large. Within direct view of the front door at the back of the shop is a counter that appears to also double as a writing desk. Behind it is a door that leads to Clio’s living area.

True Name: Immoria’s history

Neighborhood: Tangent

(From reader Rob)