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Almost Real

Eli K.P. William

essays on futurism, philosophy, speculative fiction, and Japan

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  • Eli K.P. William

    Sci-fi novelist | Translator of Japanese literature | Bilingual game writing consultant | Essayist | Resident of Japan | SFWA and SFWJ member | Father of a curious young soul | Believer in our potential to change

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