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Memories of Nowhere was a Jenny Everywhere short story written by Jessica Cahill, the second of two stories released under the umbrella of The Many Lives of Jenny Everywhere. It was told from the first-person perspective of Jenny Everywhere herself, giving insight into the origins of her nemesis, Jenny Nowhere.
Contents
Plot
Jenny visits her childhood home and is overcome with nostalgia.
Worldbuilding
Jenny Everywhere
- Jenny is stepping into her mother's kitchen for “the first time in centuries”.
- She remembers having eaten her first pieces of toast when she was 6 years old — “crunchy and warm, soft in the middle with butter and sweet from the whipped honey,” a taste she “would forever associate with Mom”.
Jenny Nowhere
- Jenny Nowhere is described as Jenny's older sister — who Jenny remembers as “prettier, arrogant and selfish”.
Behind the scenes
Read online
Memories of Nowhere was made available on Ficly, at [hhttps://ficly.com/stories/21971/ this link], where it is still available.
