WildWord Fiction
Wesley J WildmanMeaningful fiction—plus brief notes on craft and real-world stakes in the age of AI and biotech (WildWord Fiction)
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Twin Promises - chapter 52 of a work in progress
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“Before you explode, darling sister,” said Katelyn, “we should take Mom and Dad seriously and talk this through.”
“Mom was barely eighteen when she got hitche...
Twin Promises - chapter 51 of a work in progress
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The next day, we called Pam and Pete for a Saturday morning family conference. I set up Amelie’s phone to catch the three of us, Amelie and me on one of the su...
Thoughts on Character Choices in Twin Promises, #4
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This post discusses events through Part 3 (chapter 50) of Twin Promises.
One of my dearest friends is estranged from her sister. There was no dramatic rupture – no betrayal, no unforgivable act. Just a slow erosion of trust...
Twin Promises - chapter 50 of a work in progress
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In our hotel suite, Amelie and Katelyn disappeared for a while, as always after a long trip. Katelyn had explained about dealing with pressure from sitting too long, so I knew she’d be off her chair, resting, with Amelie quie...
Twin Promises - chapter 49 of a work in progress
The following Friday, I drove to the airport to pick up Katelyn. During the intervening week, our three-way group text was dominated by exchanges between Katelyn and me. The exchanges were more meaningful than in the past. As the keeper of...
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