Broken windows and other glimpses at the truth
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Last published Sun, Jan 30, 2022
A collection of microfictions I posted on twitter and other stuff I wrote that are very short.
Many of them are leftovers fragments from my WIP, the Anabiography, a book about death and rebirth and coming to terms with being a trans girl.
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