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Remote Control

Camila Hamel

Short fiction, Serialised fiction, humour

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Furor Scribendi

Illustration by the author, 2026

Introduction to A TWELVE-PART SERIAL

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GRUMPY AT BREAKFAST, Furor Scribendi stared at his jet-black ink pot.

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5 days ago
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The Merchant of Names

I turned onto the narrow street called Chaïbat. Number 8 was a rough husk of a building, weathered on the outside and just as unrefined within. The door stood unlocked and led to a corridor where the flame of a single sconce lit my way but...

12 days ago
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The Green Child

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One-Eye

Illustration, Camila Hamel. No AI used.

There is a rhythm to our coming together and parting asunder. I feel its pull in my chest, in my skull; the memory beats its drum in time to the words: come back to me. I am waiting on the longest sh...

a month ago
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Balance and Reckoning

Victory Boogie Woogie (1942–44) Piet Mondrian

Since 2022, I’ve been writing one 300-character poem every day. Each poem is prompted by a single word, a constraint that pressures the thought to reach completion before the space closes. The...

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    Fiction Writer/illustrator ~ Picaresque Urban Fantasy/Dark Fantasy/Noir · Serial Fiction ~ The spring that comes of itself asks no echo.

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