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| 1 | [image] Some of life's greatest blessings aren't things.
They're people, memories, love, and moments we wish we could keep forever.
That's the heart of Window to My Heart by Robert Nacke.
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#PoetryLovers #RobertNacke | @NackeRobert | 10.0K | 96 | 0.0x | 20 | Aug 19 |
| 2 | [text] A poetry collection can make you remember.
A love-and-family story can make you feel.
A fantasy adventure can make you escape.
What do you need most from a book right now?
#BookLovers #Readers #PoetryCommunity | @NackeRobert | 10.0K | 72 | 0.0x | 11 | Sep 17 |
| 3 | [text] You don’t have to have everything figured out before you ask for help. You don’t have to wait until you’re falling apart to tell someone you’re struggling. Sometimes healing starts with one honest sentence: “I’m not okay.”
Mental health matters. Your story matters. There's no | @SJPwriting ✓ | 1.1K | 61 | 0.1x | 3 | Sep 30 |
| 4 | [image] The Devouring is still just $0.99 on eBook right now.
If you like psychological thrillers with supernatural elements, damaged people, buried secrets, and monsters that grow from the things we refuse to face, this is where The Monsters Club begins.
And I’m curious: what usually | @SJPwriting ✓ | 1.1K | 44 | 0.0x | 3 | Sep 24 |
| 5 | [text] Here’s something I keep thinking about:
We already accept a lot of different versions of “authorship.”
Some authors use ghostwriters. Some dictate their books. Some work closely with developmental editors who reshape structure, pacing, and even entire scenes. Some write with | @SJPwriting ✓ | 1.1K | 41 | 0.0x | 4 | Sep 22 |
| 6 | [text] You are allowed to take care of yourself. You are allowed to rest, set boundaries, admit when you’re struggling, and ask for help. Your worth is not measured by how productive you are, how much you do for everyone else, or how well you hide what hurts. God already decided you | @SJPwriting ✓ | 1.1K | 35 | 0.0x | 5 | Oct 1 |
| 7 | [text] I’ve reached a point where I care a lot more about people reading my book than I do about convincing them to buy it. That was always the reason I wrote The Devouring in the first place. I wanted to tell a story about silence, pain, the things we hide, and what can happen when we | @SJPwriting ✓ | 1.1K | 34 | 0.0x | 3 | Oct 2 |