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Michal Schick

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New Short Story: "Lost Child" – The Dragon Prince

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By Michal Schick, Emily Marzonie
| thedragonprince.com
The Dragon Prince: Reflections “Lost Child” Written by Michal Schick Illustrated by Caleb Thomas & Emily Marzonie “Dad?” Claudia laid her hand on her father’s brow, feeling heat beneath her palm. “Dad?” she repeated, louder. “Come on, wake up!” Viren’s eyelids fluttered and Claudia’s heart leapt in relief—but her father only gave a wordless moan, and returned to his uneasy sleep. Biting her lip, she sat back on her heels and scanned the secluded grove.
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Disney+'s 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' premiere review

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By Michal Schick
| hypable.com
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier soars onto Disney+ Friday, March 19. What’s in store for fans of these disparate heroes? Okay, let’s start with the real talk; this isn’t exactly a proper review of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Only one episode of Disney+’s premiere-turned-runner-up Marvel TV series (shifted behind the weird and wildfire WandaVision due to COVID constraints) has been made available for critics.
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Hearts on Fire: Burning Girls and Other Stories by Veronica Schanoes

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By Michal Schick
| Reactor Verified
“History,” writes Veronica Schanoes, “is a fairytale.” These words come at the midway point of Schanoes debut short story collection, Burning Girls and Other Stories. The subtitle kicks off a particularly sharp-toothed tale in which the legendary anarchist Emma Goldman takes a brooding cup of tea with the equally legendary (if somewhat less well-sourced) Baba Yaga.
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