Tamesha Edwards's Blog - Posts Tagged "readers"

Writing Through My Grief

Life has a way of changing in the blink of an eye.

That's what happened to me on the 13th of May.
I Ioss my first love, my mother to pancreatic cancer stage four.

The emotional, mental and physical pain that I'm enduring is unexplainable. I have deadlines that need to be met for the second series of my book "Caustic". I need to get prepared for upcoming book events and I am in the grieving process of coping with the understanding that I will never see, hear, talk and touch my mother again.

I decided to write... Not the follow-up to my book. Channel those thoughts that I have inside, and put it on paper. Write about the good and the bad of my experience with grieving my mother death.

Honestly, this is the best writing that I have ever written, as a writer....
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How did you decide to start writing your first novel

All authors will give you various types of reasons on how they started creating their literary work.

I start from a dream, that I received. Instantly, I start writing down every detail and character dialogue that I remember from my dream.

Everyone has a process, what's yours of starting the novel you never completed, and or need to complete.

Quick suggestion, whatever started you to write, use that energy to finish your novel or start a new novel.
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Self-care for Readers & Writers

Have you found yourself as a reader or writer, consumed by the literary embodiment of work, you decided to read or write about???

If so, it's imperative as a reader and/or writer, to acquire a moment of silence; from the stories that we've let occupied our mind.
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Published on September 07, 2019 18:01 Tags: author, copeing-mechanism, healing, intervention, readers, self-care, therapeutic, thought-process, well-being, writers

Stay Encourage

Do you ever feel like giving up?

Well I'm here to tell you a little secret that keeps me motivated.

I was once told, "No one is going to buy a black girl book". "You're going to be writer"? "Who told you that you can write"? "You're not a part of any major book club; you do not have a large following on social media and you want to become a author"? "You should change your book cover"? "Do you have a celebrity who can endorse your book"?

If I would have listen to the "nay sayers", I would have never stepped out on faith and completed my trilogy series first book titled, "Caustic".

I have went to book events, and only sold two books, and I have went to events and sold fifty books. I am encouraged by the readers and those who are willing to be engulfed in the characters that I have written about.

Stay encourage and follow your passion. You have the tenacity of courage; so encourage yourself.

Tamesha Edwards
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Published on December 20, 2020 20:39 Tags: author, book, read, readers, reading, writer