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Martians & Lasers

Michael T. Kuester

Science fiction and writing advice from a carbon-based life form

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  • Michael T. Kuester

    Engineer, dreamer, hard sci-fi writer. First place winner, Writers of the Future vol. 42 (Q3). Passionately curious individual. Welcome to my universe.

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