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Cancer Ward
This is a poem.
This is a poem about walking.
This is a poem about getting the train.
This is a poem about get...
Previously on Alex: Female:
Alexander and Mathew met in Mathew’s apartment; a place he called Home in the castle. Whilst Mathew demanded to know where the forest was to stop him starving to death. Alex was more concerned with the pact he m...
Previously on Alex Female:
Alex went to Charlie’s, a café in the city she often frequented. She’d thought about how her body was rebelling against her, and how the horrors of murder hadn’t yet caught up with her. She’d met Maxsym and they’...
Previously on Alex: Male:
Waking in a freezing courtyard, Artem realizes the doctor was right: he can see angels. He joins two Adria and Halina, on a treacherous trek across the rooftops of the castle. Navigating a surreal landscape of ar...
Previously on Alex Female:
Evan comes round to help Alex with her wounds but says that he wants to cut too, slicing his arm in the process. They end up being intimate, before Alex goes up to her attic and disposes of the bodies inside, cut...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
“I write strange, absurd little stories, and strange absurd little poems. I say strange, absurd little things, and mingle with strange absurd little people.” www.daniilfrolov.com
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