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It is a fact universally acknowledged that a single fish in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a universe to swim through.

Or at least, that's how the Great Halibut seemed to feel about the matter, though it had never explicitly stated this preference, having the communication skills typical of most planetary-sized flatfish.

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An Expedition Somewhere North of Normal.

FANTASY

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Cosmic fish. Existential questions. Zero answers.

CHILDREN

Nugget and Fry The First Day of School
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ALLEGORY

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5 star review of Pilgrims Transgress
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About the Author

Dennis R. Mackulin writes from Homer, Alaska, a small fishing town that, depending on which fishlosopher you ask, either sits beneath the Great Halibut or doesn't exist at all.

He is not a beluga whale in spectacles.

His work sits somewhere between Terry Pratchett and Douglas Adams, featuring cosmic flatfish, argumentative King Crabs, and scholars who have invented thousands of words but made zero progress.

He lives with his wife, several secured teacups, and a suspicion that his toaster knows more than it lets on.

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©2023  Dennis Mackulin  -  Lost Latitude Comics

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