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Anamnesis 1:1
A novelette
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Michael Garamoni
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Baryogenesis
At the beginning of time, an infinitely dense and hot point exploded and became the universe.
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Michael Garamoni
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The Eschatology of Moments
“This is ridiculous. What am I doing here? I’m in the wrong story!” As the second year of the Twenties comes to an end, I have a lot on my mind. To me…
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Michael Garamoni
Hic Sunt Dracones
“Hi,” I duck my head and smile sheepishly as I walk into the room. This is an apologetic greeting. It can imply many things based on the context: “I’m…
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Michael Garamoni
Anamnesis 1:2
The frailty of things surprises Yahde. As she wanders the palmscape—a word she invents, and which she finds both funny and fitting—she sees evidence of…
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Anamnesis 1:3
It is midday, and the Forest is quiet as Yahde takes her first step into its shadowy realm. Immediately, a cloud of toxic spores explodes nearby. The…
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Michael Garamoni
We've Got God!
A nostalgic biographical essay about Stephen Sondheim, or to use his nickname: God.
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Michael Garamoni
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Arrangements of Shadows
Part 2 of Sondheim's Art: Finishing the Hat
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Michael Garamoni
What is "Metamageia"
And is it pretentious?
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Michael Garamoni
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Anamnesis 2:3
Chapter 2: sin sea man Verse 3: man’s in sea The ruin lies in the deep shadow of a canyon that bisects the island. The rocky hills to either side jut up…
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Michael Garamoni
Anamnesis 2:1
Vave wakes for another day, his aquamarine eyes blinking open. The sun has already fully embraced the sky, shining brightly down on him from well above…
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Progress is Sideways
Longer pieces of writing are where I feel most comfortable expressing myself.
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Michael Garamoni
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