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...girl walk into a bar. They end up talking about a suicide prevention program on college campuses that uses chalk drawings of famous inspiring people in history and inspiring anecdotes about the inspiring people. Then they fall in love, and produce a half dozen magical mathematics-performing children. They grow old together, mourning the son who fell from the sky in a flaming spitfire, celebrating the daughter who proved the existence of 14 dimensions. They do not speak of the atomic bomb. When they speak of religion, her God is too distinct for the nebulous, cosmic focus of Einstein, and he soon grows uneasy. He thinks of gods and mortals and the tragedies. And Romeo and Juliet.

They die of natural causes at old age.



oh hello I think I felt the fiction spark.


ps I'm not risking the cat picker right now, I'll reclassify later.

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:iconmnesimache:
I'm faving this pic purely for the comment that goes alongside it, which had more than a hint of the seductively magical to interest me. I liked it a great deal.

If you do end up writing fiction, I want to know!
:iconswimagainstgravity:
Thank you very much. This is an especially good affirmation of my decision to prioritize my education towards writing, rather than art. I'm going to try to start writing longer short fiction, with the goal of a full length short story by the end of the year. But if I want to get any of that done I'll need to stop wasting time, so you won't see me around here for a while. I'll try to let you know when I return, if I've got anything worth reading.

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[press play and hum along to the silence]
:iconmnesimache:
A short story? So... 20,000?

But yes, most definitely. I look forward to hearing from you.

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