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Peter Schranz

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The Astronomers Are Lying To You

Part I:
The Passage Of Duende

On February 15, 2013, an asteroid designated 367943 Duende (né 2012 DA14), flew within 18,000 miles of our planet. This sounds pretty distant at first, but in fact Duende got closer to Earth than the orbits...

22 days ago
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You Can Absolutely Live In A Burrow

A few hours ago my viral essay “A Mugshot Of Kafka” asked the question:

~ Can A Person Live In A Burrow? ~

After receiving over 1,000 comments, all of which said “that’s fine,” I determined to mythbust this question once and for all.

I a...

a month ago
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Pond-Wife

The fantasy periodical Mirror Dance published a story of mine called “Pond-Wife” in September of 2015, and I just had the delight to learn that they’re still around after literally all these centuries. Most places that have published my wri...

a month ago
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Philosophical Dissertation on the Dead that Chew In Their Tombs

With Halloween just months away, I think now would be a good time to post my translation of Professor Michael Ranfft’s second dissertation on the chewing of the dead, this one “Philosophical,” where the first was “Historico-Critical.” I’ve...

2 months ago
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My Cat Pony Is Cray Cray.

I mentioned Pony in a previous essay about Oboe, but it is necessary for us now to investigate my fatter cat.

My girlfriend’s mom told us that her neighbor moved out of his house, and left his cat, apparently named “Stormy,” entirely in th...

2 months ago
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