Powers in the Attic (Late October of 2019)

An episode of the Living Fiction podcast, hosted by Living Fiction, titled "Powers in the Attic (Late October of 2019)" was published on September 17, 2022 and runs 39 minutes.

September 17, 2022 ·39m · Living Fiction

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Struggling to heal from the events of the previous spring, Xanthe concentrates on returning the attic to its proper status as a communal space. Vali uses an impressive myriad of excuses not to return his stolen territory and Arkady stands up for fairness. It's a valiant and tumultuous battle to ensure freedom from construction-papered windows that ends up revealing the stability (or lack thereof) of Xanthe's friendship with Rowan. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://living-fiction.com/2021/10/29/powers-in-the-attic-late-october-of-2019/

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Struggling to heal from the events of the previous spring, Xanthe concentrates on returning the attic to its proper status as a communal space. Vali uses an impressive myriad of excuses not to return his stolen territory and Arkady stands up for fairness. It's a valiant and tumultuous battle to ensure freedom from construction-papered windows that ends up revealing the stability (or lack thereof) of Xanthe's friendship with Rowan. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://living-fiction.com/2021/10/29/powers-in-the-attic-late-october-of-2019/

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