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ARCHIVE FOR Lyndon Nicholas
Why I Write Vol. 1: So That If Not Justice or Peace, I Can at Least Find Sleep At Night

In this series, "Why I Write," members of the Grub community share what compels them to put words onto paper day after day.
I write because blood flows through my body and propels my functions. It trickles into the veins that run from my heart down to my fingertips. When I drive and my hand grips the wheel it flows backwards away from my knuckles
July 8, 2016 | Lyndon Nicholas
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