If My Circuits Could Sing Zine
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If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming science fiction zine. It's a collection of stories, poetry, visual art, photography, nonfiction writing, and more exploring stories about robots, mecha, and obligation. The stories contained within this collection aim to explore the questions:
September 7, 2023 at 8:13 PM
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming science fiction zine. It's a collection of stories, poetry, visual art, photography, nonfiction writing, and more exploring stories about robots, mecha, and obligation. The stories contained within this collection aim to explore the questions:
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming science fiction zine. It's a collection of stories, poetry, visual art, photography, nonfiction writing, and more exploring stories about robots, mecha, and obligation. The stories contained within this collection aim to explore the questions:
September 7, 2023 at 8:13 PM
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming science fiction zine. It's a collection of stories, poetry, visual art, photography, nonfiction writing, and more exploring stories about robots, mecha, and obligation. The stories contained within this collection aim to explore the questions:
Reposted by If My Circuits Could Sing Zine
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming zine that aims to assemble stories, poetry, and art exploring robots, mecha and their pilots and handlers as lenses to contemplate what it is to be human or otherwise, what one is obligated to do for their people, their position, and their society.
If My Circuits Could Sing Submission Interest Form
This form is for writers and artists interested in submitting to the upcoming sci-fi zine If My Circuits Could Sing, a collection of art exploring mecha and robot stories, identity, sentience, and obl...
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September 3, 2023 at 5:25 PM
If My Circuits Could Sing is an upcoming zine that aims to assemble stories, poetry, and art exploring robots, mecha and their pilots and handlers as lenses to contemplate what it is to be human or otherwise, what one is obligated to do for their people, their position, and their society.