Caela Argent

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Personal essay: "Some Things Can Live Again." On death, rebirth, and reviving a bit of Armenian folk magic severed by the Genocide but preserved by the work of ethnographers.

The response to the Marsh Kickstarter has been lovely, and so much has already been accomplished. One of the stretch goals that was reached was for an anthology of short fiction taking the form of a Q&A with members of the Ode clade past and present. These answers will be written by the Post-Self community over on Discord (feel free to join, either to contribute or just chat with cool folks), several of whom have Odists parked in their heads. These will be collected into an anthology to be made available alongside Marsh itself.

Consider this, then, a Call for Submissions of questions for posthuman skunks! The ask box is open, and if you would like to see a sample of what we have so far, you can check out the IC Asks that have already been answered. Edit: here is a spoiler-free list of the Odists and their specialties.

And of course, there is still two weeks to go on the Kickstarter, with yet more stretch goals ahead, including an audiobook and some illustrations to accompany it.

Our clade is responsible for a number of Odists, namely that I may find the middle path, who deals with addiction and recovery within the System; I must set no stones between me and my actions, who explores sims and hopes to understand the good that has come from the System; the end of memory lies beneath the roots, a sensoria artist with an incredibly intense nature; and To deny the end is to deny all beginnings, a gonzo journalist, historian, transmasc punk, and definitely not one of the secret CERES headmates nope definitely not that don't worry about it.