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Philos Fablewright
Philos Fablewright is a storyteller with a background in science, design, and business. Having lived in Europe, Japan, and Australia, he spent seven years crafting his novel Curious, which blends fiction, philosophy, science, and humor to explore life's biggest questions. "Philos" is a pen name derived from the Greek word for friend or lover.
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