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Remote Control

Camila Hamel

Short fiction, Serialised fiction, humour

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Introduction to A TWELVE-PART SERIAL

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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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