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Bloom Creative Writing: Speaking Ill of the Dead
Fiction / Original Fiction

Bloom Creative Writing: Speaking Ill of the Dead

Posted on February 28, 2023 by Alice Stephens • 1 Comment

These days, I only come to the café alone. I do not lie to myself about what this café means. I know it is simply a familiar shell into which, like the hermit crab that I have become, I scurry, knowing full well it is a home borrowed from someone else’s past. Continue reading →

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