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Patrick Scattergood
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Hell, as Seen from Heaven
It's taken me a while, but I've finished the third book in the Mother, Dearest series.
This one was particularly hard to write, not because I didn't love the characters, I do, but because I was nervous at the level of homophobic and transphobic abuse I would get when it's released.
If I'm honest, it nearly put me off of writing the next part of the story.
The thing that changed my mind on that was he Read more of this blog post »
This one was particularly hard to write, not because I didn't love the characters, I do, but because I was nervous at the level of homophobic and transphobic abuse I would get when it's released.
If I'm honest, it nearly put me off of writing the next part of the story.
The thing that changed my mind on that was he Read more of this blog post »
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“As I travel through the chilly night with the rain drizzling on to my windscreen, a bladder full of piss and a belly full of hunger, there is one thought plays around in my head again and again with no signs of stopping. My mother is dead.
The woman who carried me in her womb for nine months is gone forever. She’s dead, buried and now little more than food for the worms, maggots and flies that will slowly but surely devour her and yet one thing comes back to me. My mother is dead and I couldn’t be happier.”
― Mother, Dearest
The woman who carried me in her womb for nine months is gone forever. She’s dead, buried and now little more than food for the worms, maggots and flies that will slowly but surely devour her and yet one thing comes back to me. My mother is dead and I couldn’t be happier.”
― Mother, Dearest
“As I travel through the chilly night with the rain drizzling on to my windscreen, a bladder full of piss and a belly full of hunger, there is one thought plays around in my head again and again with no signs of stopping. My mother is dead.
The woman who carried me in her womb for nine months is gone forever. She’s dead, buried and now little more than food for the worms, maggots and flies that will slowly but surely devour her and yet one thing comes back to me. My mother is dead and I couldn’t be happier.”
― Mother, Dearest
The woman who carried me in her womb for nine months is gone forever. She’s dead, buried and now little more than food for the worms, maggots and flies that will slowly but surely devour her and yet one thing comes back to me. My mother is dead and I couldn’t be happier.”
― Mother, Dearest
