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The Other Coast
Pots bubbled on the stove.
May 9
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Andrew Bach
15
2
April 2025
Much Too Fast
Borlan’s favorite light slanted across the rocklan priests and made their runes glow.
Apr 11
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Andrew Bach
18
1
March 2025
When the Windows Showed
I pass the boarded-over window on the way to the office every morning and stop to peek through the slats.
Mar 22
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Andrew Bach
15
December 2024
There Has to be More
The containment walls were fifty feet high and made from poured concrete reinforced by a network of interior steel webbing.
Dec 18, 2024
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Andrew Bach
27
1
Observation Impedes Change
The shuttle rumbles as it enters the atmosphere and I feel under dressed.
Dec 4, 2024
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Andrew Bach
18
3
November 2024
The Blue Smoke
I first saw the blue smoke when I was seven years old.
Nov 13, 2024
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Andrew Bach
23
October 2024
The Last Meal of Rennie Grey
Nestled between a whimsical forest and a babbling brook, the hospice center stood like a quirky haven for souls on the cusp of their next adventure.
Oct 30, 2024
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Andrew Bach
7
Slake
The few people standing nearby looked bored as the attendant strapped the glyph box onto my forearm.
Oct 17, 2024
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Andrew Bach
15
1
Shell, Glorious Shell
The launch sequence felt terrible, but here’s the thing.
Oct 2, 2024
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Andrew Bach
10
2
September 2024
Even Magic Has A Price
Every kid in the village is a frog catcher.
Sep 18, 2024
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Andrew Bach
15
Every Day's A Lucky Day
I scratch the ticket with the edge of a coin I’ve had for a few hundred years but don’t win a thing.
Sep 4, 2024
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Andrew Bach
5
August 2024
Home As A Door That Won't Close
The street lamps went out four hours ago and my legs ache from climbing the wall of the Howland dan Nester’s third estate house.
Aug 22, 2024
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Andrew Bach
4
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