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Palindrome: Traversing Fields for Planting

Palindrome: Traversing Fields for Planting

By: N+Fold
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 Each piece of the puzzle is less than ten minutes long, (called episodes), using voice to describe forms in the sciences, engineering and agriculture—all superimposed upon an abstract and artificial financial “grid”. This project is just beginning. many more puzzle pieces to come... #fiction2021 Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Identity—Chapter 13

    Identity—Chapter 13
    Sep 30 2021

    “It was nearly 4 o'clock, and while most people were done for the day, William was just heading to work. Most of the time he worked from home but would come in several times a week to do testing with other programmers and meet with managers.”
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    13 mins
  • Compression—Chapter 12

    Compression—Chapter 12
    Sep 29 2021

    “Where before fascism could be easily identified as it had a uniform and a leader, in William's world it was much more defuse. It always came in the form of something else, something appropriated, borrowed, stolen.”
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    12 mins
  • Voice—Chapter 11

    Voice—Chapter 11
    Sep 28 2021

    “She wondered what it would be like to be an adult. She wondered if it would even happen. She didn't really want it to. She didn't want to be in danger like William, or silent like her mother. She didn't want to have an anti-tribe. She wanted to feel as she did now; just another person, small and insignificant and barely heavy enough to leave an imprint in the soil beneath her feet.“
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    7 mins

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