scop (n.): storytelling, engineering, and death
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V.P., Engineering. Librarian. Janeite. I make an award-winning, fully cast, low-fantasy mystery podcast called "The Thief," and I write about engineering, storytelling, and my experiences trying to make my fiction pay for itself.
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