playingwithechoes

u/playingwithechoes


It's been seven years since I published Playing with Echoes. While not my first story, it was my first to be published, a dark but encouraging allegory for time spent at the university. Yes, it took a decade to produce the book, as I had started the stories while in architorture school. First came visions of a black supercar rolling down by the river after a thunderstorm. Then came other scenes like a movie in my head. I wrote them down and made a book after the concept proved too ambitious for my usual stop motion animation hobby. It was far darker and grittier as well for the usual hero. Thus the change to the novel format and the focus on the stop motion side character, Agent Inari X.

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r/cmu•

Grab a chair and lend me your ear (technically your eyes) as I recount some of the legends, lore, and deepest secrets of the School of Architecture. After all this time, some memories deserved to be archived for the next generation to discover the character and intrigue of their institution's past. As a survivor of architorture, this alumnus is glad to write as many of them down that can be recollected. You might find these stories unbelievable, but alas, not believing in gravity will not grant you the ability to fly. So, take them for what they are.

There once was a third-year architecture professor known for being a bit of a hipster. He'd walk in and award a random person in his stu

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r/soarchtattler•

Grab a chair and lend me your ear (technically your eyes) as I recount some of the legends, lore, and deepest secrets of the School of Architecture. After all this time, some memories deserved to be archived for the next generation to discover the character and intrigue of their institution's past. As a survivor of architorture, this alumnus is glad to write as many of them down that can be recollected. You might find these stories unbelievable, but alas, not believing in gravity will not grant you the ability to fly. So, take them for what they are.

There once was a third-year architecture professor known for being a bit of a hipster. He'd walk in and award a random person in his studio wi

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