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Thirteen stories. Two shores. One city under a blue-light glow. When the world stopped, the heartbeat of Halifax moved into the wires. From the salt-crusted docks of the North End to the quiet, foggy basements of Dartmouth, the city became a landscape of digital ghosts and physical longing. In this sprawling 60,000-word anthology, author Colin Linder captures the raw, unbuffered reality of a city in stasis. These are not stories of polished romance; they are stories of the grit. They are about the friction of the lockdown-the high-definition isolation of a 4K penthouse, the rhythmic clatter of a stenotype machine in a subterranean flat, and the secret signals sent via foghorns and ferry lights. Inside the Anthology: The Virtual Periphery: Two souls find a frequency the pandemic can't jam. The Buffered Heart: Discovering that the ""mess"" of real life is better than a perfect render. The Latitude of Longing: A final, desperate trek across the restricted zones of Point Pleasant Park. From the first cup of coffee in an empty cafe to the final ""unmuting"" of the heart, Love in the Time of Lockdown is a tribute to the anchors and coordinates that held us together when the signal was weak. Step out of the screen and into the fog. The record is finally open.

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