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Bio
CANADIAN AUTHOR. Essayist on history and Millennial tech culture. Blogger. Poet and writer of literary fiction and creative non-fiction.
LC Douglass writes dark matter literary fiction. Almost 5 per cent of ordinary matter and energy are measurable. The rest, made up of dark matter and dark energy, lies beyond our ken. Douglass follows the conventions of historical research and realism. However, her stories describe a reality which is much larger than we normally presume.
Originally from Montreal, she received early training in visual arts in Ottawa. After studying history, literature, and German, she lived in Europe for several years while doing doctoral work in modern history at St. Antony's College, Oxford.
She is writing a history of the 21st century on her blog, HISTORIES OF THINGS TO COME, with a focus on the impact of technology. One reader has described it as "the greatest blog on the Internet." The site has a regular international readership of 30,000+ hits per month and a total of 7+ million hits.
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​15 October 2025, 7:00 p.m.
Reading from "Kingsmere Gate"
Venue: The Write Thing
Hosted by The Glengarry Artists' Collective
Alexandria Restaurant, Alexandria, Ontario
Canada
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Vampire Daddy. A serialized novel (23 December 2025 - present). Ongoing publication at Patreon and Substack.
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​​​​​​​​"The Last Days of the Farmer's Almanac" (published by The Glengarry Artists' Collective, 5 December 2025).
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"The Name that Flies Across the Earth" (published by The Glengarry Artists' Collective, 30 November 2024).
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"Cakes from the Garden" (2022) in Taj Mahal Review, Vol. 22, No. 2, Dec. 2022.
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"Leaves and Acorns" (published by The Glengarry Artists' Collective, 22 June 2021).
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A poetic homage to the author's mother: "Locked Down in the Lockdown" (published by The Glengarry Artists' Collective, 19 September 2020)​​ the same poem was also published under a different title: "Up through the Pink Light" (published by Vocal Media, 27 February 2021).​
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