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The Projector by Larkin Bryne

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Jack’s life is defined by its disquieting absences: no memories of his own face, no sense of permanence, and a body that feels borrowed. Alone in the early morning quiet of the cinema where he works, he encounters a new trainee—Mack—who is more familiar than any stranger should be. As their unsettling resemblance deepens, Jack finds himself face to face with the thing he has wanted his entire life: a projection of himself.

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Snippet from my ‘fuck around’ WIP short, The Bitter Iron:

1 The word of the LORD, which came through the mouth of Abramo, the son of Kamael, the son of Arun, the son of Isaac, in the dark times before Heaven and the Hells were fractured: For I, the LORD your God do command you to put away your iron. Any man who opens another with the tip of a blade will surely be absorbed back into the clay from whence he came.

2 And it was then widely known in the dark times, that one could not cut or be cut with the bitter iron, for the LORD had forbidden it.

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“No,” he says—compulsory muscle memory, and he finds himself buried under a slew of them: no-no-no-no-no-no-no, tapping on the roof of his mouth over and over until the sound is meaningless slop, though maybe it has always been. What an honor it must be to speak and be understood. What an honor to be listened to.

-Bloody Aubade by Larkin Bryne