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Escape to My Planet

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No One Asked Me...

Hi. My name is Murphy. I’ve lived with my moms since 2016, which means I’m about 12. Life was going well until two things happened.

First, my spare mom (not my real mom, or my birth mom, as my spare mom likes to call her)…Wait. What was I...

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Well. This is interesting.

Well. This is interesting. Yesterday was Sunday. That means today is Monday…Meme Monday!

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Writing Sex Scenes

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Aren’t you guys lucky! As my Planetary Residents, my paid subscribers, you get an inside look at what it’s like to write a sex scene. This is relevant because my publisher just accepted my next manuscript, and it’s a...

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Can You Narrow it Down to Five?

At a conference a few months ago we were given a list of over 100 values, and then asked to pick out our top 5. Boy, that was hard, but I did it. My paper was a mess by the time I was done—things crossed out, recircled, crossed out again. M...

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Another Memish Monday

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