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Weekly Writing – February 1 2025
She had to pull herself out of the wreckage, dragging herself through the jagged, sparking crawlspaces that were all the crash had left of her ship. Cold, sensible metal crumpled into an unsolvable puzzle, a way home she would never… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – January 25 2025
Travelling by the right route, through the emptiest spaces, you can go for days without seeing anything amiss in the world. Anything of a fine enough weave to unravel, anything you would recognize going wrong. Maybe the world is still… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – January 18 2025
His radio wailed and shrieked where he’d thrown it into the farthest corner of the room. Static bursts of distorted agony blurting through the dark, do you copy and the wet, forsaken screams of dying alone when no one answered.… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – January 4 2025
Will it hurt? she had asked, lying for the first time with her neck bare and open to the gold-plated plug in his hand. He had laughed, looping the cable around his arm in affectionate coils, leaving none of it… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – December 28 2024
Not all of the blood that Evelina’s staff stamped in perfect circles on the sidewalk dripped down from her hands. Its braided black wood had split at the seams, trickling from crown orb to concrete, making it a slippery, unreliable… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – December 21 2024
It isn’t worth being the one who saves the day. Who sees the plot coming together with wide, roving eyes while everyone else gapes at the screens mounted high in the square, which have started to flicker with symbols and… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – December 14 2024
The man was ready for it this time, of course. He danced his horse deftly to one side of the first blow, and it obeyed him, despite the stone shrapnel exploding around its hocks. And even as the echo of… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – December 7 2024
He had tasted of rain and blood and not at all as she’d imagined a man might. And when his stiff surprise had melted back into motion, he hadn’t pushed her away. If morning would bring punishment or a return… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – November 30 2024
“My apologies,” the guest repeated. “I would not want to compromise such loyalty as you seem to have to her, of course.” Yet he still looked at her that way. As he had since the start – what did he… Continue reading
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Weekly Writing – November 23 2024
“Anything that moves and acts must be animated by a life force,” the guest explained. “Most people know this, but they make two false assumptions from it. The first is that the moving thing must have been born with that… Continue reading
