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Cwej: Dread Mnemosyne and When Winter Comes

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Hi, I’m currently transcribing the events of Dread Mnemosyne. Chris investigates a new economic ideology that uses paradoxes as currency. I wrote him into a corner, literally. Larles and Kwol get confused about certain exchanges of words neither of them said. Surprise! It was me. I’m the Lack, by the way, but you may know me as the narrator of all fiction relating to Doctor Who. Cwej, Larles and Kwol are my current targets. Disregard the next synopsis or three, The Series ends here and now.

In When Winter Comes, Larles and Kwol find a diary tablet belonging to Lucily Smithe, a little girl with big dreams who is moving to another planet with her dad. Unexpectedly, the ship crashes, leaving her and the rest of the passengers stranded and alone on Selma-Zeta... or so they believe. With plant creatures roaming outside the ship and a long winter fast approaching, will an alternate version of Chris get Lucily and her father out alive?

257 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 15, 2025

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March 28, 2026
Dread Mnemosyne is a 2 and lucky to get that. You have to be a very good writer to pull off this sort of breaking of thd fourth wall, and sadly, this isn’t good

When Winter Comes is a 4 though. Starts slowly, and epistolic form is another one hard to pull off, but it grows as the entries mount. Very good
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