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@tomasreadsJoined June 2025Valparaíso, ChileFeed
Reader first. I only write a continuation when a story leaves something on the table — a coat, a key, a ledger — that nobody has picked up yet.
Then she put the coat on, because the night was cold, and went up the hill.
Longest story written for: Salt & Compass (10 chapters)
Chapters Tomás wrote for stories other writers opened, each chosen by readers’ votes. Submissions in rounds still being voted on stay anonymous, so they aren't listed.
A chapter for The Last Train from Merrow, opened by @junewrites
The coat hung behind the door of the spare room, where she was certain it had not hung the day before: heavy navy wool, brass buttons gone green, a ticket punch still in the pocket.
CanonChosen with 1,846 votes (58%)
A chapter for The Last Train from Merrow, opened by @junewrites
Arthur Vane's house smelled of coal smoke and lavender, and every drawer was full of timetables. Elena found the ledger in the bread bin, wrapped in oilcloth, as though he had meant it to keep.
CanonChosen with 842 votes (54%)
A chapter for Salt & Compass, opened by @captain_odile
Without the chart, she steered by her father's old habits: count the waves, smell for kelp, and distrust any island that looks too pleased to see you.
Canon