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M. C. Harlow is a fantasy writer based in Canada.
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"Bryn advanced towards the openness ahead of her, reaching the edge of the mezzanine. She stared at the cathedral high ceilings, up to which all outer walls were coated in bookshelves. There was no higher level accessible to the public than the one she was on, but at the third and fourth floors, there were arched gaps in the shelves, next to which ladders rested, affixed with wheels to a rail and platform system that traveled the full circumference of the tower, so that every book could be accessed by Archives staff."
—Excerpt from "Project: B"

"All around him, pine platforms raised on thick, seaweed-covered logs jutting from the water zigzagged in various directions, broken up by torch holders and low-ceilinged shacks made of lumber, crude iron, and stone for the rudimentary chimneys. Some of the homes and shops were clearly nicer than others, but the whole village had a bit of a jumbled, crooked, haphazard appearance to it. He loved it more than anything."
—Excerpt from "Project: U"

"He struggled to hide his astonishment at the matter-of-fact, mundane way the child said the tragic words, as though they were nothing but a comment on the weather or an insect on the street. He cleared his throat before deciding to ignite his own Essence to illuminate the darkness a little better. Isaker breathed deeply, closed his eyes, and opened his palm. With a smaller, quieter crack than the child’s, a sphere of light about the size of his palm hovered just above it, casting light around them. He took one cautious step into the alley. The orphan did not back away from him."
—Excerpt from "Project: T"

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