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Jake Casella Brookins
Appalachian in the big city. Bookseller, specialty coffee pro, SF scholar.
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Bracing Currents in “An Oral History of Atlantis”
Regular Feelings of Apocalypse in “State of Paradise”
Ruptures and Connections in “The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain”
Heavy Cages and Unweighted Measures in “The Mars House”
Looking Like the Real Thing in Scott Guild’s “Plastic”
Occluded Realities in “The Circumference of the World”
Biting Speculations in “Liquid Snakes”
A Queer Moon In The Heavens in “Uranians”
Revising Worlds and Worldviews in “Some Desperate Glory”
Traumatic Repetition and Fresh Starts in “Lone Women”
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