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Published in the multi-lingual literary journal Contrapuntos Magazine, the short story "Breathe" explores the need to find purpose when we have nothing.

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Published in the multi-lingual literary journal Contrapuntos Magazine, Issue 11, 7/17/2025. Note, the digital version is free. The short story "Breathe" explores the need to find purpose when we have ...

The literary journal Contrapuntos has enabled pre-orders. In it, you'll find my story "Breathe," which explores the need to find purpose when we have nothing.

An experimental story of an irate AI demanding a story published by Pinky Thinker Press.

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