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Obscure Jobs 2 by Devin Gackle


Devin Gackle
graduated from Loras College with B.A.’s in Media Studies and Creative Writing. When she’s not watching things like Murder, She Wrote, she enjoys writing/performing songs for her songblog, and writing stories. She also loves reading, sarcasm, flannel shirts, making movies, making up words, caffeine, and wearing mismatched socks. Her work can be found in Outrageous Fortune Magazine and The Limestone Review.

 

This ten word story was typed on a manual Underwood FIVE typewriter, c. 1962. Let’s call her June.

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