GenX B!tch - Mist, Autumn
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This is GenX B!tch and I still don't know if I'm going to survive in this capitalistic hellscape. Take the journey with me and let's find out together. I once conquered a monster with a daring attempt to runaway in Santa Paula, CA when I was ten years old. I built my life on trauma and kept going. Thirty five years later, I discovered that trauma monster is still haunting me. This time my heroic team will be a group of found family, the network of friends who love me through my flaws, and a surgeon with a groundbreaking idea to save my life. This book is full of bullsh!t I remember and some…mehr

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This is GenX B!tch and I still don't know if I'm going to survive in this capitalistic hellscape. Take the journey with me and let's find out together. I once conquered a monster with a daring attempt to runaway in Santa Paula, CA when I was ten years old. I built my life on trauma and kept going. Thirty five years later, I discovered that trauma monster is still haunting me. This time my heroic team will be a group of found family, the network of friends who love me through my flaws, and a surgeon with a groundbreaking idea to save my life. This book is full of bullsh!t I remember and some things I don't. This is the semi-true story of how I'll learn to rise from the ashes like the Phoenix that burns within me, or die trying. I don't know how this will end, but I know you'll find your stories in my own, and a little magic...because that's the only way any of us are going to make it.
Autorenporträt
I grew up reading novels like The Rats of Nimh, Momo, and My Side of the Mountain. My books are inspired by these tales that stretch the imagination, push us outside our comfort zone, and take us on a journey that is more than just miles. I'm an anthropologist, writer and mother living in the misty hills of the oregon coast where I care for abandoned animals, spend many days rock hounding, and grow three beautiful children. Having seen the evils of humans from a young age, I learned to climb into books and out of my own skin. I write for the young people who understand life is hard and curling up with a good book can tend deep wounds. May these stories provide escape and solace to the reader.