I had no idea where it came from, or what it meant. I mean, it was an obvious racial slur, and once I started to explore it, I discovered this character, a mystical man living in the woods, that turned out to be the son of God.
Christian Fennell – 25 July 2022 Continue reading
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My own memories of small town life informed my ability to write the sense of community that I tried to portray.
Maren Cooper – 22 July 2022 Continue reading
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I got the idea for The T Room while studying archetypal symbols and myths with Cultural Anthropologist Angeles Arrien. A loose scenario for a funny romance novel about a fledgling healer with mystic tendencies popped into my head. I decided to set it in the New Age subculture of Northern California.
Victoria Lilienthal – 19 July 2022 Continue reading
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I’ve wanted to write a book, my story, for twenty years, but never seemed to have the time, or the words to write a memoir. In March 2021, I had the idea to write it as fiction and the words flowed.
D F Kennedy – 15 July 2022 Continue reading
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I felt like I was flying while writing, then revised, revised, and revised. But that was also fun.
Abigail Cutter – 13 July 2022 Continue reading
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Though when I began writing letters to Dana, and then my Facebook friends, there was zero thought of a future book, the profound impact of living the story made me completely committed to sharing it.
Amy Weinland Daughters – 11 July 2022 Continue reading
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I think it’s a helpful read for anyone who is struggling with either a lack of purpose or a lack of self-knowledge. I wrote it at a point where I was feeling pretty lost, and it helped me rediscover myself, so I hope it does that for others too.
Ellie Martin-Mc-Kinsey – 8 July 2022 Continue reading
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Many aspects of my early life trying to survive in an abusive and dysfunctional home are difficult to write about, but I believe the many years that have passed have allowed me the perspective to view my life through new eyes.
Beverly J. Armento – 5 July 2022 Continue reading
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Always remember, first people will make fun of your works, and when you become something to this world, they will follow your creations. And, you will become the trend!
Salman Aziz – 1 July 2022 Continue reading
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I write for a reader like me—someone who loves a story, a plot that moves, but who also loves meat on the bones of her mystery, something to talk about in a book club.
Shelley Blanton-Stroud – 28 June 2022 Continue reading
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