Language & Loneliness
DashcommaA place for writing and art...and thoughts about writing and art.
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Problems of Scale
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Just another weary writer trying to make sense of this glorious world on my way through it. When I'm not writing or editing, I'm doing a dozen other projects, avoiding sleep at all costs, or lecturing anyone within hearing distance about TV theory.
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