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Gabriel Heller lives in Brooklyn, New York, where he’s working on a novel about kids growing up in Seattle and getting into trouble. His writing has appeared in Witness, The Stranger, and The Best American Nonrequired Reading.
You have faith you’re alive, no? You have faith you’re sitting here having a conversation with me. That I’m listening to you. Or maybe you don’t. Maybe you believe none of this is real. Maybe you believe in nothing but an endless void. But that’s still a kind of faith.
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