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Aditya Pendyala I am currently working on an sci-fi Artificial Intelligence novella called 'Uncanny Valley'; which will further add to a collection of a smorgasbord o…moreI am currently working on an sci-fi Artificial Intelligence novella called 'Uncanny Valley'; which will further add to a collection of a smorgasbord of over seven short stories. This will take a while.(less)
Aditya Pendyala I don't. Seriously. I don't remember the last time I was 'inspired' to write. I usually write out of compulsion and severe abhorrence of my laziness. …moreI don't. Seriously. I don't remember the last time I was 'inspired' to write. I usually write out of compulsion and severe abhorrence of my laziness.

True inspiration, however, cannot be quantified with words. It arises unexpectedly, and its effect can help you construe sprawling volumes of books - unless you're a lazy little imbecile that chooses Friday night sci-fi or binge watching Orange is the New Black over actually penning it down.
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Byproducts of a collective decadence

A whip of callous and uncompromising lightning strikes the stormy sky, and an accompanying crackle of thunder rocks her surroundings with its omnipotent might, as she descends the retracted staircase of her first-class luxury aircraft. Her heels create a consistent and elegant ruckus every time they make contact with the succeeding stair, and her large suitcase gently taps against the metallic rai Read more of this blog post »
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