They don't all have to be good
Ian Patterson, Alex Shifman, Ian Barr, Hanna Delaney, France Pinzon • lit speck, Tom Schecter, KM Kelly, Olivia/O. J. Barré\ud83e\ude84\ud83c\udf0eA publication of my daily writings, mostly fiction, primarily bullshit.
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