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Jake Casella Brookins
Appalachian in the big city. Bookseller, specialty coffee pro, SF scholar.
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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”
Ambiguity and Humanity in “The Strange”
A Failure of Overmining in “The Caretaker”
Alternating Realities in “Self-Portrait with Nothing”
Fantastic Textures in “The Spear Cuts Through Water”
Apocalyptic Slapstick in “Venomous Lumpsucker”
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