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Plague in the Time of Love
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The Spirit of Podcasts 2020
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Frogs
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Formerly a Bird
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The Bookmark Project
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Sutures
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My Five Favorite Songs About Suicide
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Workaround
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Journal of Fear and HopeThe Tip of the Iceberg
I know this is twice in a row. I know it makes me look... troubled. But here's another thing about suicide. It's just something I have to unload, toss into the sea and watch disappear. I wish I could say I'll have a cheerful topic next week, but who am I kidding? Just about everything I write is dark and depressing. It's been that way since high school when I would drop short stories onto my teacher's desk when she wasn't looking and run. My name wasn't on any of them, but she figured out who wrote them. And man, they were bloody. Still, she was happy that someone in her class was able and willing to type out three pages of prose, and she helped me get into Governor's School. There, I wrote more poems and stories about people dying. It's my thing. I'm fine. Really, I am.
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![]() ![]() "Too many flames with too much to burn, and life's only made of paper" --Ronnie James Dio"Words are flowing out
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