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All Kiwi Women Should Watch Big Girl’s Don’t Cry

I finally got to see Big Girl’s Don’t Cry, the Kiwi indie film that headlines the NZ film festival. Directed by Paloma Schneideman, in her feature debut and starring Ani Palmer, Rain Spencer and Noah Taylor. Set in a seaside town on the Matakana coast over the summer of 2006, the film follows 14-year-old Sid, who is caught between childhood and adulthood. Desperate to be accepted by a glamorous group of older teens, she keeps reinventing herself, and her efforts to fit in cause more chaos. Things change when her older sister comes home with a magnetic friend, Freya, who stirs sexual feelings Sid can’t yet name.

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Writing Smut Abroad

Writing SMUT Abroad Part Two: Finding a God

The book I am in Athens to finish follows a woman in her early thirties around New York as she attempts to fuck herself stupid with a baby in tow, or rather, after offloading the baby. It’s a sexual awakening ‘becoming; story, chronicling female desire and outsourced intimacy and I am stuck on page 112 of 180 in my redrafting’s where the protagonist fucks both her lover and husband in one day.

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