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Rod K.
I would travel to Atlantis to walk its streets before it vanished.
I’d observe how people lived, loved, and believed in their own permanence — and study what they failed to see coming.
I’d observe how people lived, loved, and believed in their own permanence — and study what they failed to see coming.
Rod K.
This summer will be spent revisiting Sextduction: The Unresolved as I move it toward completion.
Reading your own work at different stages has a way of showing you what the story still wants to become.
Reading your own work at different stages has a way of showing you what the story still wants to become.
Rod K.
A story my great-grandfather told about buried gold in southeastern Colorado.
He spent years following clues and false leads but never found it, and the mystery remains unresolved — leaving the question of whether the treasure was real, or whether the search itself became the legacy.
He spent years following clues and false leads but never found it, and the mystery remains unresolved — leaving the question of whether the treasure was real, or whether the search itself became the legacy.
Rod K.
I would travel to Atlantis to walk its streets before it vanished.
I’d observe how people lived, loved, and believed in their own permanence — and study what they failed to see coming.
I’d observe how people lived, loved, and believed in their own permanence — and study what they failed to see coming.
Rod K.
You woke to sirens and screaming, pulled on your robe, and ran outside.
No one was there — everyone was gone.
No one was there — everyone was gone.
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