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    • Ex Populo: The Call of Duty -- 1422 words
    • Ex Populo: Maybe We Could Go Back to Then, Part Two -- 2779 words
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    • Ex Populo: Maybe We Could Go Back to Then, Part Two -- 700 words
    • Ex Populo: Maybe We Could Go Back to Then, Part Two -- 3200 words
    • Ex Populo: Maybe We Could Go Back to Then, Part Two -- 500 words
    • Ex Populo: Maybe We Could Go Back to Then, Part Two -- 1600 words
    • Ex Populo: From the People, Liberty and Prosperity... -- 4106 words
    • Ex Populo: From the People, Liberty and Prosperity... -- 2475 words
    • Ex Populo: From the People, Liberty and Prosperity... -- 1674 words

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Post XXV: Ex Populus draft completed

Posted by R. A. Michaels on February 3rd, 2007

I’m pleased to announce that with the completion of the fifth episode rewrite, looks like the first draft of the Ex Populus collection is completed and off to editing for review and revising. Depending on how long it will take to go through nearly one hundred thousand words, my guess is that we’ll go [...]

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Post XXIV: News on Ex Populus

Posted by R. A. Michaels on January 26th, 2007

The first bit of good news I have is that Ex Populus will be published later this year, with the first nine episodes inside, chronicalling the first year or so of President Nunez’ administration.  It will be published under my own private press, Hope Station Publishing, and will show up on Amazon and Barnes & [...]

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