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One thing you must know before we start is that it was never in my plans to write a sequel to that post, the one where I wax poetically about the triteness of online literary discourse. It was never in my plans because en...
«And so the couple have been cursed by the machiavellian Bishop of Aquila: by day, Isabeau transforms into a hawk, while Navarre becomes a wolf at night, meaning they can never be together in human form. There's this young thief that has ju...
When I got the call I was twenty-four, and it was springtime, and I got out for a walk around the park in order to clear my mind which had seemed a very smart idea at first but seemed less smart with every step, and the warm air smelled lik...
“And please give my husband a spine. I’m tired of him needing to borrow mine”
― Caro Claire Burke, Yesteryear
An unbiased opinion is, by nature, an oxymoron. It would be long before I understood that. I am talking here about a time...
It was my dad who told me the phrase back when I first began to run. The specific wording varied, though the essence remained the same. “One foot after the other” or “Step by step” or “Just think about reaching the next tree”. I write that...
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