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Lynn VieiraRetired and completely unsupervised, I'm a late-blooming writer with too much time on my hands. Look for a new comedy piece each week, provided I've had my nap.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Princess And The Pea And The Airbnb
I haven’t been sleeping well lately, so I decided to take myself on a mini-vacay and book an airbnb. I found one that billed itself as a Renaissance water castle.
Now, you should know that my parents call me Princess because I’m such an av...
It’s Your Upstairs Neighbour Explaining the Sounds You Heard Last Night That Were Definitely Not Murder
Hey Clare,
It’s me, Greg, from upstairs. I hope we didn’t keep you awake last night.
Boy, this heat, eh? Val and I were having so much trouble sleeping. They say that extreme heat can make people anxious, irritable, and prone to bludgeoni...
I Left Sales To Crush This Library Job
I got a new job working in a library and yesterday was my first day. I showed up in my blue power suit and my lucky striped tie, the one that always worked for me when I sold men’s clothing. But my co-worker just laughed at me in his BookNe...
Feminist Neanderthal Manifesto
This piece originally appeared in Points in Case.
Sisters, it’s time to take up space. We have suffered oppression for the last 14 years. (Maybe even 15, I don’t know, it just feels really long.)
It’s up to us to be agents for chan...
Another John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
Kim, the HR rep, came by my desk to introduce me to the new IT guy. She was smiling like she had just instituted a three-day workweek.
“What’s up?” I said.
“I want to introduce you to our new Help Desk Technician, John Jacob Jingleheimer...
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