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    The Brain Writes What the Brain Writes
    The Brain Writes What the Brain Writes
    The Brain Writes What the Brain Writes
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    The Brain Writes What the Brain Writes

    By Matthew Swift

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    The first story, "Dreams in the Dark", follows Alavor and Raylon two heroes for hire that are tasked with helping a village and its farmers. Along the way they will also answer deeper questions pertaining to the real motivations behind their own desires to help the world around them.

    The second story, "On the Job Training", finds new museum guard Arnold at his first night on the job being trained by Steven, an older guard who has been there for years. This shift seems to start off action packed with flashing red lights bouncing about the monitors, but Steven assures Arnold it happens all the time and keeps him focused on the debate of who the strongest superhero is.

    The final story, "Where Were You Wednesday Night?", starts in an interrogation room with agents Blondie and Brownie speaking with Mister Parker. While Mister Parker assures the pair he is nothing more than a perfectly average zoo employee, the two have evidence that Mister Parker may just be something more super than he seems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMatthew Swift
    Release dateFeb 6, 2022
    The Brain Writes What the Brain Writes
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    Matthew Swift

    Matthew Swift is a Game Writer who specializes in fantasy, sci-fi, action, and adventure. He is currently pursuing a BFA for Creative Writing from Full Sail University. He has experience in personal content creation and has taken classes focusing on creative writing and game development and design. He was previously enlisted in the United States Air Force and made quite a living flying forklifts before setting aside dreams of wealth to become a writer.

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