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the adventures of manny the monkling

notes from the author

so much for summer. okay, here's another attempt to get the muse running...

monkling 1


about

manny was 26 days old when he got left alone on a shelf for 30 minutes and then disappeared. this serves as a contemplation as to what happened to him after his disappearance. it is also a form of catharsis for the author, who holds the primary responsibilty for his disappearance, and is still kicking herself for it.


find them monkeys


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