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Sometimes the hardest road…
is the one that leads back to yourself.
A haunting, beautiful journey through regret, faith, and redemption.
📘 Statue Of A Fool by Roy Alan
Watch the trailer and step into his shoes 👇
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You were never meant to live small.
Breaking Free: The Journey to Sovereignty by Dianna Roselle
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The legend of the lost gold lake has never been told like this.
From the California Gold Rush to the Civil War, The Gold Hunter is a story of discovery, loss, and reckoning.
Sophia Freeman's special trip turns into a wild adventure! Trapped on a cursed island, she must break a deadly spell with the help of a tree boy and magical creatures. Can she save them all? Want to dive into the magic? DM us for a free copy!
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“I need to write to fix the world.”
Liam Quane’s journey from filmmaker to sci-fi author is one of the most honest we’ve seen.
We talked about:
• Creative freedom
• Nepotism in publishing (yes, he addresses it)
• Why he rejects AI
Full interview: writestats.com/liam-quane-in…
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Barry Maher writes every day.
“When it’s easy, I write. When it gets hard I write, but slower.”
That’s the difference between aspiring and professional.
Read @barrymaher's Interview: writestats.com/barry-maher-o…
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A kingdom calls it love. The curse calls it ownership.
An exiled warden. A hunted witch. To break it, Cael and Seris must choose care over control.
Slow burn. Found family. City magic.
The Warden and the Witch by @New_Me_Author, $0.99 this week 👀
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"The faint notion of an unanswered 'why?' was his only light, a flame no wind could extinguish."
Herta Müller, The Land of Green Plums
