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Boring! Lame! Derivative!

Pages filled with heart, with soul -- attempting to put into words the inscrutable feelings unique to these modern times.

That cryptograms page is the only one worth bothering with.

You've hit your limit when it comes to encounters with the human condition.

THIS ONLY SERVES THE PEOPLE AS AN EXAMPLE OF THE MEDIOCRITY THEY SHOULD AVOID.

Experimentation inside a given medium is the only way its boundaries can be discovered and transgressed.

There's at least one of these in every issue.

Desire from absence.

Maybe that's why you were taken out of action for five years. The non-Hershel highlights the need for the real-Hershel.

You are the nib from which life spills, captured across the page.

Focusing on the relentless black on white of the pages make your eyes strain with effort.

Both showcase a serious passion for cryptography -- done purely for the love of it.

Hopefully the Editor-in-Chief will have made a dent in HOLOCENE's work soon.

The Editor-in-Chief said she's responsible for this page. Perhaps she could help you decode HOLOCENE's work.

Whoever made the magazine's cryptograms page could help you decode HOLOCENE's work.

The person in charge of the magazine should know -- the Editor-in-Chief.

Someone from the magazine must deliver each of the issues to the Honour Book Stall...

Whoever the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine is should know.

You've already solved two ciphers since you've returned, so they should be child's play.

No need to waste time on anything that doesn't directly help with your assignment. You can't start doing cryptograms for fun.

You've already solved HOLOCENE's cipher since you returned, so they should be child's play.

Don't waste time on anything that doesn't directly help with your assignment. You still haven't solved the cipher left behind by PSEUDOPOD.

You've already solved Tempo's cipher since you returned, so you've had a little practice, at least.

If you want something to solve, you still have HOLCENE's cipher to decode.

Though you are yet to solve a single cipher since you've returned. You may be a little rusty.

Don't waste time on anything that doesn't directly help with your assignment. You still haven't solved the cipher left behind by PSEUDOPOD.

HOLOCENE would have loved this section. Cryptograms were his thing.

HOLOCENE would love this section. Cryptograms are his thing.

Must be the acknowledgement that the Civilisation Trust demands from the cultural products it funds.

CLAW MARKS LEFT BEHIND BY THE VULTURE OF CAPITAL.

Seems like an acknowledgement of some kind.

Thanking someone or something that helps to make the magazine possible.

That's the building where the Luzian prisoner is being held. The site of your interrogation.

That's the building where the Luzian prisoner is being held. The place you managed to escape from before being caught...

That's the place with the shiny new intercom near the roundabout. So it's a poetry magazine...

That's near the roundabout, east of the Bazaar. This poetry magazine must have its office there.

First impressions matter -- the person responsible for the design of this journal knows that.

There's no logical connection between any of these things. - ZERO PARADES Checks