Posting Schedule


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Posting Schedule: 

-I try to post every single Sunday. There is always a new post up each week. 

-Usual tips

 -Articles pertaining to "In Defense of Thieves" will go up once a month. More or less on occasion.

 -NEW SHORT STORY EVERY MONTH. (Usually will be posted on the last week).

 -Book reviews and guest posting are also occasional.



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