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Journal Entry #15: Detroit November 15, 2100

02Nov 2023May 20, 2024

The following short story is inspired by Julie Julison’s photographs. I take a step forward as the rubble rolls under my stiff shoes. Cracks mar the surface of the path as I force myself on my daily walk through what’s Read More …

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