Ascension
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Last published Sun, Mar 14, 2021
Myra Collins, Hollywood starlet, has been working for the length of the pandemic as a source of information, a listening ear and a picture of what a well-adjusted woman looks like. She is on the verge of coming unglued.
Between stories of Knoblickers racing to ascend to the new human/alien hybrid that conspiracy theorists are insisting the pandemic brought, feeling like a fraud, struggling with her own mental and emotional health, all while producing a daily vlog.
There's a pandemic without any bodies. No one is sharing details.
Her PA, Wyatt, the one stable force in this unstable world, begins changing leaving Myra wondering if there is anyone she can trust.
Is there really a pandemic or is the human race mutating? The way things have been going the world may never know.
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