Who am I?
Worldless: born in the middle
Not Business Casual: A naturist office novelSuddenly, there is a new reviewer on the site out of nowhere. Who am I?
In short, I am dating and living with the son of Eric Founder. The son who ended up in a miscarriage in the story "My Life So Far" instead of becoming Julie's brother.
The one who is barely mentionned anywhere because unlike his sister, he isn't public at all.
Well, he's my boyfriend. And I call Eric my "father-in-law" even if my boyfriend and I aren't married yet.
My first involvement with naturist fiction was when I gave two books ideas to my "father-in-law". The first was "Not Business Casual" which is inspired by my job, as I am basically Sophie in that story. Granted, there is no naturism at my workplace, but still...
The second was "Worldless: Born in the Middle", which came from a video I saw about generation spaceships. We were planning to write it as a trio, Julie, Eric and I, but my father-in-law wrote it all.
Still, I am happy with both results! I actively didn't want to write Not Business Casual, and I prefer the result of Worldless.
But now, I am writing, actually writing, a new book, with the help of my father-in-law. So far, most of the content is mine, but I suspect that will change soon.
Also, I got involved with both naturist-fiction.com and mylifesofarnovel.com by editing the typos and weird grammar sentences made by Julie and her father. If you read My Life So Far, you know why. If not, I won't spoil it for you.
When you see the Mel Checked icon, it's when I reviewed something. I can decide when it shows up, which also lets me track what I haven't corrected yet.
As for who I am, well, that's harder to explain. I grew up in a cold and rigid family that basically kicked me out when I was 18 for daring to date a boy. Said boy came from a naturist family, and I was taken in by his wonderful parents.
Now, I have a job as an office manager, which I often call a non-job, as I do almost nothing all day. Fine, I unjam printers and order and ration office supplies. Oh, and take attendance of hybrid remote/in the offfice workers. And accept packages and mail.
I don't want to be contacted, so don't expect my email address or my Bluesky account. But I will try to blog and review the books I read