Aging With Idiocy or How Death Wore Sunglasses In Style
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Man_with_a_Pen
Ongoing, First published Jun 27, 2023
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A dying man, unable to learn new things, stuck in a miserable life where he thinks death could only save him from dying a painful and lonely death.  The writer, who intervene from time to time into the narrative, doesn't really let the first person narrator tell the story. Who is this writer? Who's this narrator? Why are they trying to tell a story? fuck'em.
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