
Four words: genre-blind, dysblurbic pedant. I write fantasy-ish fiction and reflective pieces.
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Canadian fantasy writer who suffers from genre-blindness and dysblurbia. Chapters posted directly to Substack, alongside thought pieces on random topics.
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