Cedar Writes

Tag: memory

  • Quick, There’s No Time

    Quick, There’s No Time

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    There’s no time like the present. The past is a memory, the future doesn’t yet exist. If I don’t do this now, on this tiny speck of reality that is rippling through time in a constant that is always variable, it shall never exist. Time is the constant. I can alter other variables, but the…

  • Breaking the Block: Jade Star Snippet 1

    Breaking the Block: Jade Star Snippet 1

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    I’m sitting here this morning contemplating what I want to write about. Really, I want to go write fiction. Yesterday in the early evening, while digging through old files looking for stories to include in the collection I’m compiling, I found a scrap I’d forgotten I’d written. Since I have in mind to create some…

  • The Impermanence of Memory

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    Cedar Sanderson
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    Memories are forever… only they aren’t. There is a reason eyewitness testimony is considered highly unreliable. The processing of memories is a complex thing, and something poorly understood. Most people know there are two kinds of memory, short-term and long-term. What you may not know is that each time you pull up a long-term memory…