FOR WHOM DO YOU WRITE?

 

https://www.amazon.com/kindle-vella/story/B0982J4L23

I am still writing my Amazon Vella, BLACK MAGIC.

I feel like Emily Dickenson ... unread but unbowed.

When fate threw two New Englanders, 

Emily Dickinson and Mr. Thomas Higginson, together on April 15, 1862, 

she didn’t ask if her verse was “publishable” or “good.”

She knew all along, didn’t she?

She understood poetry had to transport, had to be visceral, 

and had to find its way into our bodies.

So it is with our prose.

Chapter 38 just written is alive and visceral though none may ever read it.

In it, Gaia is reunited with her estranged son, 

Adam Black.

A private detective caught between worlds trying to stay alive by his wits while ignoring the "sage" advice of his Trickster father, Coyote.

Anguished, Gaia realizes no season may be undone.

But Adam tells her that the lessons so learned

may be used to take wiser steps

And perhaps so lead to better places.

For whom do you write and why?

Have you ever gone on without encouragement?

(BTW, the 1st 3 chapters are free)