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The House That Never Sleeps
When a once-prolific novelist, now reclusive and no longer writing, is interviewed by a fan pod-caster about his process and first short story, he must confront the secret behind his prolific work and be reborn as an artist.
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When a once-prolific novelist, now reclusive and no longer writing, is interviewed by a fan pod-caster about his process and first short story, he must confront the secret behind his prolific work and be reborn as an artist.
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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Sean Mongie
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