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Sacramento, California
Filed from J Street and the Gray Finch Hotel—a city where Corinne Applewhite carried a ruined book through the night audit and out into traffic.
City Editions
Places Reported
Literary locations from the broadcast — not a directory of real obituaries.
Each city edition gathers the fictional notices, objects, and motifs filed from a place mentioned in the stories. These are literary archives from the show's world, not local news records.
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San Francisco, California
Reported from 11th and Dempsey, where Nadine Van Orman's brown wool coat held a private atlas of destinations written along the lining.
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Duluth, Minnesota
Reported from the Meridian Theatre on West Superior Street—Lake Superior wind, snow, a shuttered cinema, and a marquee that could not hold the word ELSEWHERE.
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Missoula, Montana
Filed from the Gallatin Community College Library north stacks, where books circulate in strange ways and names appear on cards that should not be there.
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Millersburg, Ohio
Filed from Millersburg Central High School country—a retired geography teacher who drew 214 maps of places he never visited and left a shoebox marked ISLANDS.
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Calaveras County, California
Reported from the Saint Bartholomew Volunteer Fire Department Harvest Fair— where Delbert Spoon entered the blueberry division after winning the apple.
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Santa Fe, New Mexico
Filed from the Candelaria Club—a salesman who sold lakefront parcels in Blue Mercy Shores, a development prosecutors called geographically impossible.
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Lark Street
Rainy Friday on Lark Street, between a closed tailor and a faded travel agency, where The Bacchanids sign stutters over the door and speed introductions promise one table, three questions, and no wasted time.
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Akron, Ohio
Filed from the Wilbeth Arms on the east stairwell—a six-story brick building where nine false alarms taught Marion Kells to pause until the tenth was real.
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Burbank, California
Reported from Carver Street—a rented house where Edward Vale rehearsed emergencies in the converted garage until Ruth stopped believing the phone would ever mean what it said.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Filed from a kitchen where Lenora Mae Fitch pressed her medical alert pendant once too often for the system to hear her when she finally said "I suppose I do."
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Fallow Creek, Pennsylvania
Reported from the old county school basement—where Gordon Pike tracked an amber auxiliary fault light from complaint to conclusion and entered alone when it stopped blinking.
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Fresno, California
Filed from Saint Brigid Hospital waiting area—where Ansel Reeve taught students to project but rated his own chest pain "maybe a four" and disappeared in the room.
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Muncie, Indiana
Reported from behind Plaza King Lanes—where Clyde Sutter hid stolen antlers, called in a fake stabbing, and said "No, really" into a phone nobody believed.
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St. Paul, Minnesota
Filed from the Orpheum Arms lobby—where Vivian Dole rehearsed one entrance too many and neighbors applauded before anyone understood the fall was not a bit.
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Tacoma, Washington
Reported from outside Tessa Lowe's apartment—where Arnie Price's Honda alarm had trained the block to ignore it until he died reaching for the dash at 1:42 a.m.
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Bandera, Texas
Filed from Crossroads Arena—where Rafe Dunlow knew where ridiculous stopped until the crowd laughed too early and survival felt like part of the act.
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Galveston, Texas
Reported from the Sea Herald Motor Lodge—where an empty swimming pool produced bright blue silence and Clara Vane demonstrated a fall her body still remembered as water.
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Harrowbend Ranch near Marrow Lake, Texas
Filed from Marrow Lake at drawdown—where Benton Ray Harrow drove his pale blue Amphicar down a cracked south ramp into shallow water, fence wire, and the memory of a lake.
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Kerrville, Texas
Reported from the Mesquite Room of the Cibolo Star Hotel—where Dr. Sibley Crane made medical vocabulary climb into a tuxedo until his own heart entered the room quietly.
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Llano, Texas
Filed from a small rented house outside Llano—where Mina Elise Voss left a blue clinic folder on the kitchen table and two live oak saplings waiting beside the porch.
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Port Isabel, Texas
Reported from the Lantern Gull Marina Restaurant—where a Panama hat landed in a restricted spillway and June Albright went after it because laughter can become an order without using the words.
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San Angelo, Texas
Filed from a Mallow ranch outside San Angelo—where Blake's survival twelve years ago became precedent and Teddy climbed onto a pickup hood because the family had mistaken survival for tradition.
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Hillside estate above Los Angeles
A private pool compound and breakfast terrace above the city — grapefruit, bishop-shaped coffee pot, white peacocks, grotto fountain, and a service turn where a dark car waits — the island Nelly made.
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Nelly's island above Los Angeles
Private hillside estate above the basin — moonless bedroom, painted-cloud stairwell, orchid room sprinklers, garage underworld, service gates, and a black sedan waiting under mildew tarp while the house burns selectively.
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Los Angeles basin / concrete river
Wet streets under ash rain, roadblocks, freeway fire, and the concrete flood channel where Virgil washes smoke from his mouth after the raft dies.
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LA River wash / concrete channel
A municipal flood channel under bridges where Virgil lies in ash and fever, and three young women pause at the chain-link with water, cloth, and a paper sack.
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Great Harbor
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