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On a wrist-mounted computer, Betsy Haadama watched a six thousand-year-old silent film. It was grays...

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Joan wrote her prayer with a half-used tube of Chanel Vamp that she had found discarded at the 34th S...

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Once there was a girl who lived in a beautiful place full of beautiful people who made beautiful thi...

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When something nearly kills you, it’s hard to avoid thinking about it. These events worm their way i...