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The Glory Star Project: Archived
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ARCHIVED ROUGHS, NOTES, AND OTHER STUFF
Rough drafts from before chapter ten are archived. I'll start placing roughs from 10 onward right here...
The first nine chapter's rough stuff is archived in here. If you're looking for new rough chapters they will be kept in the main section when I write them until they are also placed in a book. Please look for them here:
https://www.redshadow67.com/glory/notes/gnotes.php
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