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Somewhere in Existence
Joined August 2019
Trump and his Administration dragged the evils of American history into the present day. Violence, murder, and starvation sit at the table while American peoples and persons within the boarder are laid out on platers. Blood spills onto the Klan's old hoods used as table cloths.
This is my piece, Faith Is Dead, in Epistemic Lit's Resistance issue. epistemiclit.com/past-issues…
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Winner of the Firebird Award for Best Underrepresented Perspective; MERCILESS INDIAN SAVAGES. Atmospheric with a hint of horror , this anthology shines a light on Indigenous culture through fables, folklore, and fantasy. a.co/d/05jMGaLW
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Happy Book Release day!! Epic book! Amazing writer!!
Coming September 30th, an anthology of haunting indigenous fables, folklore, and fantasy. Just in time for spooky season! Pre-order today: a.co/d/00WFYZHX
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Yall! This is MY book on a shelf alongside amazing indigenous authors like Rebecca Roanhorse and the Never Whistle at Night anthology! 😭😍
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On September 30th an anthology of haunting Indigenous fables, folklore, and fantasy. Pre-order today: a.co/d/00WFYZHX
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I sold 10copies of my anthology!! If any of you live in Portland mark your calendars for 9/26 and go check out : Sahaptin Stories Grand Opening 11-7pm 4181 SE Division St. Portland OR 97202
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Writers should talk more about their books they say. Ok. I wrote a series focused on four teenage boys who are faced with the question "what next" after they take up a dare.
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This chapter art is epic!! Based on the names, I know I've beta-ed The Wish of a Tree, Of Crows, Trespassers, and Shh! They were such strong stories. I can still recall the imagery and pain. The people and their voices.
This chapter art is ✨gorgeous✨ and I can’t wait to see it in my book
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I finally managed to get into my chats, and no one had actually sent me anything. It was just that weird thing where a dot randomly pops up but no one messaged!!
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I can't access my chat because I forgot the code, so if you have my email. Please send an email. Sorry.
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The line snagged me. It's an interesting read I feel is far to relatable to many in the world.
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These tales of survival, perseverance, and creation explore the complex relationship between our nation’s past and present, celebrating Indigenous peoples through fables, folklore, and fantasy. Fill out the Google form in the comments to join the movement today.
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The cover and title are absolutely amazing!! Her stories are passionately crafted tales of tragedy, intrigue, and hope with true horror twists or sweet relief that stay with you long after you've read them. Read it free now in exchange for a review?
Remember when the constitution called Indigenous people “Merciless Indian Savages?” I do. Join the resistance, sign up to be part of the ARC team for my upcoming Indigenous anthology: linktr.ee/veronicafaline
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Hi, my name is Abasiama Udom. I write stories set in Nigeria and they often involve secrets, family, and the things we pretend not to see till it's too late. Visit my home: abasiamaudom.weebly.com/
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Does anyone have recommendations for an artist to help with a book title? I already have the artwork- I only need the title, my name and back blurb. I want an actual human, not AI.
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Short works require so much more attention to detail and word choices.
This image kept me going during the writing process for Thunder. P.S. If you think long books are the hardest to work on, think again.
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*Something inspirational and challenging* "My Entry to the Smithsonian: An Exhibit on American Greatness" is a non-comprehensive, non-fiction piece that looks at American greatness. einetogicuentos.blogspot.com…
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I have read some of these stories and they're great. She makes the past and the fantastical tangible.
It’s here! Get an ARC copy of my Indigenous anthology today. This anthology covers everything from lighthearted fantasy to retellings of folklore, and ghostly fables. Fill out an interest form here: forms.gle/LKTYhKJ7XD63G3EcA
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