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Ryan Dunlap is a storyteller accustomed to weaving tales with twenty-four images per second, and wrote/directed the feature film Greyscale. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and is told he should have been born a century ago.

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Ryan Dunlap I'm editing the audiobook for The Wind Merchant, am finishing up the edits for The Reclaimer (The Wind Merchant, book 2), and as soon as that is finis…moreI'm editing the audiobook for The Wind Merchant, am finishing up the edits for The Reclaimer (The Wind Merchant, book 2), and as soon as that is finished, I'll be resuming the first draft of The Elsewhere Knight (The Wind Merchant, book 3).(less)
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A curated memory.

My memory is kind of terrible.

It is somewhat fitting that the movie I have watched the most in my adulthood is Memento. Lenny’s life was shaped around the things of which he thought worthwhile to remind himself.

Years ago I established a rule for myself: No public negativity on social media.

I don’t always succeed, but posts that make it past the filter usually only live about 20 minutes befo

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