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Lunarlauncher

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I'm hoping that this is in the right place, it's thecessiest site site to navigate

I'm currently plodding along with my WIP YA mystery adventure novel and I've done 8 chapters so far with a word count of nearly 21k
 
Good stuff Lunarlauncher - keep going!

I’m st 17k with my latest project :-)
 
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