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A Martian Flower Balloons on Mars
I remember one of the plots. Because science fiction can be fantastical. It has to have some like reasonable basis, even if fantastical. I wrote this story about a boy who discovers some strange flower or plant in a field that's unlike any other flower or plant. And it actually sounds kind of magical now. Law school, just like an iron boot, just stamps on the Martian flower. You should write a memoir called A Martian Flower Balloons on Mars. That should be, that should be Brooklyn.
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