A Collection of Coincidences
A Collection of CoincidencesI want to string together all the coincidences I’ve collected for the past ten years, weave them into one grand tapestry, and see what it all means.
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For ten years, I collected coincidences in my journal and used them to guide me as I wrote a novel called I By Fire.
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