Content for a future world + SciFi mystery book (soon).
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This is serial 3 of... I dunno, probably around 10 serials of a novella, The Colonizers. I'll try to do about one serial per week. PLEASE give me feedback, and post on your socials if you like it... Tag me if you think about it. My accounts
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This is serial 2 of... I dunno, probably around 10 serials of a novella, The Colonizers. I'll try to do about one serial per week. PLEASE give me feedback, and post on your socials if you like it... Tag me if you think about it. My accounts
This is serial 1 of... I dunno, probably around 10 serials of a novella, The Colonizers. I'll try to do about one serial per week. PLEASE give me feedback, and post on your socials if you like it... Tag me if you think about it. My accounts
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Your host: Garlan Trenn, Broadcasting Live from Deck 9¾ of the USS Disenchantment
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