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Permanent Record
Memory fades but guilt endures. Originally published in Unlikely Stories 2.0 in September, 2006. Suspense, approx. 7500 words. "'Permanent Record' will haunt you.... Not only will you find suspense, mystery, and resolution, but with that resolution a question. And the question will linger. " Evan Karp, San Francisco Examiner
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First published January 1, 2006
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Andrew O. Dugas
5 books53 followersAndrew Dugas's fiction and poetry have appeared in LITnIMAGE, Fiction 365, the SoMa Literary Review, Unlikely Stories 2.0, edifice WRECKED, Bound Off Books, Poems Niederngasse, and elsewhere.
A graduate of Ithaca College, he is also a two-year veteran of Cornell's Creative Writing Workshop.
Sleepwalking in Paradise, a San Francisco novel about old money, the new economy, and the Second Coming, was published in June 2014 byVox Nova, an imprint of Numina Press.
From March 1, 2012 to November 26, 2014, he mailed 1,001 postcards with a hand-inscribed original haiku on it to randomly selected recipients. He currently publishes the Haiku Scout Newsletter, which every week collects haiku from social media into a single newsletter and emails it to subscribers.
A graduate of Ithaca College, he is also a two-year veteran of Cornell's Creative Writing Workshop.
Sleepwalking in Paradise, a San Francisco novel about old money, the new economy, and the Second Coming, was published in June 2014 byVox Nova, an imprint of Numina Press.
From March 1, 2012 to November 26, 2014, he mailed 1,001 postcards with a hand-inscribed original haiku on it to randomly selected recipients. He currently publishes the Haiku Scout Newsletter, which every week collects haiku from social media into a single newsletter and emails it to subscribers.
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