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I got my first “real” job recently. I’d worked before, but it seems bookkeeping for your cult leader isn’t the kind of role that sells a resume. Luckily, Family, Inc., took a chance on me and hired me.
On day one I woke earl...
Author’s Note: This was written in response to the Wandering Prompt from Saved as Draft podcast #75.
“I can never read all the books I want. I can never be all the people I want and live all the lives I want.”
- Sylvia...
Gnarg grumbled sleepily as he made his way from his hotel room to the conference room. He already regretted coming, but it was the first time since the change that they’d all gotten together. Without him, who knows what terrible ideas the c...
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The stranger sitting at Rosie’s counter looked like he’d wandered in from the wrong century. Maybe it was the old-fashioned clothing that made him feel so out of place. His pants looked like they were made of actual an...
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Gus was missing, though I did not arrive at that conclusion immediately.
At first, I stopped on a series of far more reasonable conclusions. Gus was downstairs. Gus was under the table. Gus was behind the circulation...
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