About Molly

Molly McMann is an American writer who specializes in tales of romance in which the primary character is naked. Not because she is having sex (though there's a bit of that) but because she lives in a universe where a naked girl faces neither danger nor shame -- a universe in which no boy ever grows up to abuse women, and no girl ever grows up to hate her body.

In such a world, a girl might still be shy about her body, but if certain logistical circumstances (cleverly contrived by the author) should result in her needing to go about her business entirely and completely nude, she would have nothing worse to fear than her own blushing embarrassment.

And perhaps our author may also contrive that it is at this precise moment -- when our heroine is reluctantly going naked in public -- that she meets for the first time . . . her True Love.

Molly's sub-genre might therefore be called "Naked Girl Romance."

Her favorite long-form story is "What a Girl Will Do for Love," while perhaps her most ambitious is "The Girl Who Didn't Change." Among her shorter work, she is partial to "Molly's Superhero Fantasy."

You can learn more about Molly by reading her Memoir.