Starsheep

Jenette McCurdy isn’t afraid of the hard feelings or the ugly truth in “I’m Glad My Mom Died”

25/01/202408/03/2024

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Starsheep ⭐🐑

Career creative. Imported into fiction writing directly from marketing. Previous career: copywriter & illustrator, after a start in showbiz. Non-binary, autistic queer descended from Vikings and one Polish horse thief. Believer in lust as much as love. Greatest obsession: brave truths. Happiest when: sitting down with an iced mocha and infusing stories with poetry. Favourite thing to do on a Sunday: having the last of the tiramisu for breakfast & a sinful little book in the sunshine. Reasons for writing books: unapologetic SF/F nerd who doesn't know how to survive reality without fantasy.

Starsheep

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Jenette McCurdy isn’t afraid of the hard feelings or the ugly truth in “I’m Glad My Mom Died”

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