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Oliver “Shiny” Blakemore in Mosaic Playbill

Oct 25, 2016

Writing is a kind of magic, and Renee Cheung is my new favorite technomancer.

An Interview with Renee

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Caitlyn, of the North. in Mosaic Playbill

Oct 24, 2016

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Main focus; Pottermore spin — Beatrice Havenmoore

This is a spin off of my results from Pottermore, Syltherin House and my patronus is of course, a Black Mamba. *Insert evil ginger laugh*

Oliver “Shiny” Blakemore in Mosaic Playbill

Oct 4, 2016

Unhappy with Your Feed?

Ever Thought about How the Algorithm Feels about You?

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Renee Cheung in Mosaic Playbill

Sep 22, 2016

<Physical /><Digital /> — A Summary

It took me a while to find this world. In fact, I have an entire…

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Classical Sass in Mosaic Playbill

Sep 21, 2016

Hello, My Name Is

Hi, everyone!

First, I’m thoroughly thrilled to be up here with Oliver, helping him with this publication. It is exactly what I wanted it to be: filled with creative, assertive, intelligent peeps who just want to build. I love it. I can’t wait to see what it does (we…

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Jay in Mosaic Playbill

Sep 8, 2016

Blurb/Outline of A Thing With No Title

The last thing Jacob wanted to do was cheat on his wife.
Actually, last thing he wanted to do was to destroy the very fabric of reality, but until it happened he didn’t know it was possible.
He ended up doing both on his way home from work.

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Classical Sass in Mosaic Playbill

Aug 30, 2016

Summary?

Ever since I read C.S. Lewis’ series, ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’, and Ayn Rand’s whatevers (HUSH I WAS IN COLLEGE. I DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT HYPOCRITICAL ASSHAT SHENANIGANS NO THAT’S NOT EVEN WHY I LIKED IT OK), I have been obsessed with writing a philosophical fiction novel.

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