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Works Progress

Works Progress

A little Substack for big fiction

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> Over here at Works Progress we love fiction by journalists, and so we're very glad to have this haunting, headline-adjacent piece by Will Bredderman, who is more often seen exposing the real-life lies and shenanigans of local and national...

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  • Works Progress

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