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The Spots

Episode 6 of the The Writer Type podcast, hosted by thewritertype, titled "The Spots" was published on September 3, 2021 and runs 19 minutes.

September 3, 2021 ·19m · The Writer Type

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A story about power. Stephen King said it was "Mordantly funny," and that "Poe would have liked it." I can't say fairer than that. Read by the author (me).

A story about power. Stephen King said it was "Mordantly funny," and that "Poe would have liked it." I can't say fairer than that. Read by the author (me).

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