31 Days of Stories 2020, Day 23: “The Art of Shipbuilding” by Tyler Keevil
Tyler Keevil's brief two-hander is a parable about what it takes to be an artist.
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Tyler Keevil's brief two-hander is a parable about what it takes to be an artist.
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