The Secret History of X

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Remember when I told you all about Fred Stanton’s story, “The Secret History of X,” which he read at the Frugal Media event? I said that if you ever get to hear him read it, you should immediately grab that chance.

Well, now you have the next best thing:

It’s up at From the Asylum.

The Secret History of Xanadu, by Fred Stanton.

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