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WHITE NOISE
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Ongoing, First published Aug 31
WHITE NOISE

An Anthology.

Existential orbits. Cosmic static. A chorus of misfit voices humming in the void.

Step into the broadcast zone where reality fractures and every story pulses with cosmic weirdness, dark humor, and a raw ache for meaning. 

Planets argue.
Televisions dream, or watch you back.
Cockroaches write love letters to extinction.
Computer software grows a conscience, one midnight glitch at a time.

WHITE NOISE is not your everyday anthology. These aren't bedtime tales or gentle parables. There are existential transmissions from the edge, where satire and soul wrestle for the remote. Inside, you'll find stories that are strange, luminous, and unafraid to get under yoour skin.

Some will disturb you.
Some might heal you.
All will ask you to listen, really listen, for the signal inside the static, the lost frequencies of love, loss, laughter, and that stubborn hope that something out there cares.

Dare to tune in.
You might find your heart, your soul, and your meaning, or lose them in the white noise.
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