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From the Desk of Darlene N. Böcek Faith-building Sci-fi Fantasy Stories Greetings and Salutations Reader-- Sometimes, when you're trying your very darndest to do well at playing the game of life--the softball hits you in the face. ⚾️ 🤷♀️ Shrug. That's the way life is. I was horrified when two beta readers pointed out a blaring plot hole in Vera's story (Me, Myself, and IT). One beta reader was so kind as to speak harsh-honestly about this. Reading his evaluation, I was so very sad. I hadn't...
From the Desk of Darlene N. Böcek Faith-building Sci-fi Fantasy Stories Hello to March! And hello to you Reader! I have a special treat for you today--a short autobiographical story I wrote about a life-changing experience I had as a little girl in Japan. It's a bit sensitive, showing parts of my character I sure can't shake. But it was quite formative. If I hadn't survived, you wouldn't be getting this email today. Click for a free pdf download of HERUPU May you feel Gods' grace and mercy...
From the Desk of Darlene N. Böcek Faith-building Sci-fi Fantasy Stories Hi again Reader! I'm not sure why, but I have trouble using the word "The End" at the end of a story. First of all, it should be clear that the story is over, right? The last lines of a book should already reflect an ending without those two words. But when I write a story, the character and I form a bond. Maybe the reason I have trouble ending a book with "The End" is that for me neither they nor their story is truly...