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Last published Sat, Aug 30, 2025
The journal of a man in his mid 30s, Walter Kilner, who lives an a barren and arid apocalyptic world with frequent dust storms and bug swarms. These conditions means isolation, food and water is scarce, and losing ones mind is very common. Is it truly possible that he lives long at all?
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