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In Gholheim, it was illegal to be an artist.
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The colors were always there
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The fell thread is the most important. It is forever changing, one thread, immediately before the weaver. The beginning and the end of the cloth do not matter, only the one thread where creation—or destruction—is happening with each pass of the shuttle. It is the weaver’s heartbeat, the place where everything can change in an instant, for good or ill.—Reflections on weaving from a Lividian scroll
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Yicheng's writing has a crude and humorous edge, while compelling the reader onward. I'm amused and intrigued. It brings to mind a twisted scifi incarnation of Alice in Wonderland, where the narrative rushes ahead like a little white rabbit.
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    The best place to start this story is probably the day after my friend "died".
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    That, my friend, is why I like Douglas Adams. In-your-face wit that entertains.

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      For a self-proclaimed minimalist, Joseph Daneka fails spectacularly at it.
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      For a self-proclaimed minimalist, Joseph Daneka fails spectacularly at it.
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      Doctor Joseph Daneka had a small office above a Chinese noodle joint on the north side of the city. Mike walked up the narrow staircase, reminding himself to never eat at the Chinese place again.They left their food in large plastic bins to marinate and used them prop open the door to the hallway, causing the entire stairwell to have a sickening smell of meat mixed with sweet and sour sauce. Every time Doc brings it I end up eating it. Not this time Doc. Not this time.

      Walking into the . . .

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        Wow, brilliant choice of words! I like where this is going. 

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