A Single Note by Fabrice Poussin
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(A poem by Fabrice Poussin)
He reached into the darkness
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to find the glass
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A Single Note by Fabrice Poussin
June 21, 2024
(A poem by Fabrice Poussin)
He reached into the darkness
for the midnight drink
to find the glass
empty.
… Continue reading →
The Intentionality Behind the Work: An Interview with Christopher Paolini
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Eragon, the first book in the Inheritance Cycle, which established the World of Eragon as we know it now, holds a special place in my
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and absorb the spilled light.
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