Foreword

Welcome, these are The Tales of the Electric Moon.

Right now this blog is focused on my book "Strong Against God" or "StAG" for short (I have to put the "t" there or it would be just "SAG").


There is much I would like to say about this book, but I rather let my work speak for itself. The index should be on the left on the page.


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