The Sadness Collector

The Sadness Collector

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WpMetadataReadComplete Fri, Aug 2, 2019<5 mins
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No one wants to feel unloved, really. So why did Jack feel that way? Would he find his family, his forever home? Would he finally feel free from his own prison? TRIGGER WARNING: self-harm, self-deprecating thoughts, theme on depression. Short story based on the original "The Sadness Collector" by Merlinda Bobis, reinvented by yours truly for a literature project back in 2017.
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