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Monday, August 12, 2013

"Scientist" by Glenn Shaheen in Diagram

The mechanics of it all were crushing. Read story here.

Posted by Andy Henion at 6:00 AM

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Andy Henion: Writer of stories. Lover of noir, humor, lyrical gold, literary fiction with punch. Author of "The Devil in Snakeskins," a hardboiled sci-fi western, and 100+ short stories. I'm a former newspaper reporter and editor turned media relations manager. Born in northern Michigan the day before Neil Armstrong said some stuff on the moon. My short fiction has been shortlisted for Best American Mystery Stories 2014 and the Derringer Award, and nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

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