In an amazingly short amount of time Christopher J Ananias has produced over twenty pieces of top fiction for the site. And, in my humble opinion, though all are top shelf, none rate higher than The Footnotes.
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Whenever I go into the stacks I find myself seeing an item that I have not read before. This is true of much of the site’s early work, prior to around 2018, when I became a true daily reader.
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Today we look at resilience in the animal world. The fine little fellow on the skateboard attached to this story has an attitude that humans would do well to emulate.
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And what is a sin if God himself didn’t see it?
That is one of the finest lines in our archives. And it appears in The Hive by Rania Hellal. I usually like to lay some time between a tale’s first appearance then as a rerun. But it doesn’t feel needed here. I think that it will be a fine thing to bring it back and urge those who missed it the first time to have a look.
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