MJ Parfitt
@mjpauthor.bsky.social
I write contemporary fiction. I'm interested in reading other people's good books, making sourdough bread or cocktails—sometimes at the same time, bonsai trees, movies, you know, regular stuff.
The Onionologist: https://a.co/d/5TE0ACd
The Onionologist: https://a.co/d/5TE0ACd
Thanks for reading Alex! I really appreciate it and I loved your book too, and can't wait for the next intallment of 'Ellie and Ninja cat'.
March 7, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Thanks for reading Alex! I really appreciate it and I loved your book too, and can't wait for the next intallment of 'Ellie and Ninja cat'.
My thoughts exactly! You just have to get in to the colloquialism!
February 22, 2025 at 6:56 AM
My thoughts exactly! You just have to get in to the colloquialism!
No, struggling too. I've been trying to read Orbital and it's great but I don't want to read a great book and associate it with the madness in the world right now beacuse every time I think back on it, this timeline is what I'll remember.
February 12, 2025 at 1:41 PM
No, struggling too. I've been trying to read Orbital and it's great but I don't want to read a great book and associate it with the madness in the world right now beacuse every time I think back on it, this timeline is what I'll remember.
I'd do it. I often do it for others. Sometimes I don't even tell them. I think it's like a way of sprinkling a bit of kindness. 😊
February 12, 2025 at 5:24 AM
I'd do it. I often do it for others. Sometimes I don't even tell them. I think it's like a way of sprinkling a bit of kindness. 😊
I have this argument literally every day in Australia - 'it's fine because they create jobs.' Why the heck can't they pay tax and create jobs—why have we accepted this as the status quo?
February 8, 2025 at 3:51 AM
I have this argument literally every day in Australia - 'it's fine because they create jobs.' Why the heck can't they pay tax and create jobs—why have we accepted this as the status quo?