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Jeremiah Cheney

Like an actor in sleep, Jeremiah Cheney constructs speculative fiction, slipstream, urban fantasy, sci-fi, and beyond. Break the chains with him at creativechains.wordpress.com

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Cover of Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2013
Mad Scientist Journal: Winter 2013
This entry was posted on February 5, 2020 by defcon.

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