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  • 8 weeks
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    Yup, hello, it's me, back on my typesetting binge again, with another "Every Page a Painting" to show you. And boy oh boy, do I have a real treat for you this time around: one of my favorite novels on this site, one that hasn't been typeset before. . . well, until now, of course.

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  • 10 weeks
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    First of March, it's clear to me
    There's something that's uncomforting. . .

    Here I am again, about a fortnight after the first "Every Page a Painting", locked and loaded with a second one, whether you wanted it or not. Enjoy.

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  • 12 weeks
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    I know, I know, it's quite bold of me to publish this on Valentine's Day of all days, but here it is all the same.

    If you don't like the timing, just come back tomorrow. I'll wait.

    If you're still here and you don't care about when you'd get this, all I can say is buckle up.

    (Disclaimer: everything you see here is work in progress and subject to change.)

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  • 14 weeks
    The Art of Typesetting

    "Hey Ted, remember when you said you'd work on another blogpost right after your last one?"

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  • 18 weeks

    Ah yes, my hundredth blogpost on Fimfiction.

    I know I should try to find one single topic to spend it on, but I've got several going through my head and only one milestone to do it in, so. . . what the hell, I'll just talk about all of them.

    Buckle up; this is a certified Anthology Blogpost.™

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Apr
11th
2015

National Poetry Month: Poem 2 · 4:31pm Apr 11th, 2015

It's Saturday again. And now that I managed to catch the livestream, here is the second poem:

Special One

Ten thousand People come and go,
Without business with whom to deal,
One lady in a very prominent red dress,
Being escorted by the man in a dark suit;
They cause in me a deal of distress;
Such a feeling is beyond what is called real,
But I accept and move on, though.

Them look back I only can,
And contemplate my experience;
I try my best to stand out,
And the dark-suit man blends in;
Now I still live alone, no doubt;
And it is because of such adherence,
That the victor was the dark-suit man.

Where is my special one?

Good night, and good luck.

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