Thumped
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Last published Sun, Sep 3, 2017
Five Gods, Five Contranyms. Ten Faces.
When your Gods are the antithesis of themselves, its hard to choose which side to follow. There must, however, be balance. Thumped follows the story-line of a band of young adults attempting to make sense of the duality that exists in their world.
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