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Author Archives: Chie Alemán
In/Exhale – Season 3 – Update
Hey, everyone! I accidentally made an error in the order of the last couple posts of Season 3 on here. I’ve fixed it. You can also always use the index page for the series to make sure you’re reading in … Continue reading
In/Exhale: S3 – January 31, 2001
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In/Exhale: S3 – Flashback: December 24, 2000
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Hello, Darkness, My Old Friend: An Update
I don’t talk about myself much, especially what really goes on in the depths of my mind, except for what comes out in my writing. Kai and I are a lot alike in that way, although he sometimes is more … Continue reading
In/Exhale: S3 – January 30, 2001
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Google Drive Error Fixed
Hey, everyone! I apologize for those of you who ran into errors while trying to read the most recently posted episodes of In/Exhale! I neglected to change the permissions in Google Drive, but that has been fixed. I apologize for the … Continue reading
In/Exhale: S3 – January 29, 2001
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In/Exhale: S3 – January 27, 2001
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Worlds Collide: An Update
I’ve been criticized before for In/Exhale, that Kai simply has too much “bad” on his plate. That nothing ever seems to go right for him, and frankly, that’s sort of the theme of his life. Partially because everything is connected, and … Continue reading
Polarity Review
Title: Polarity Writer: Max Bernis Art: Jorge Coelho Available Digitally?: Yes Genre: Superhero Final Verdict: Buy, with reservations My take: Using supernatural powers as a partial metaphor for the mania of bipolar disorder is a brilliant way to raise awareness for the disease, but the book falls … Continue reading
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