Genre: Adult Fiction (18 +), 170 pages
Category: Romance
Publisher: Amazon Publishing
Release date: December, 2020
Content Rating: PG-13. In a few places there is some moderate bad language.
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Should writing
be easy? Does a storyteller have a responsibility to the world, to their
community, to their family, to the events that shape our world and matter? I
believe they do. Words have proven to be as powerful and incisive as weapons,
not just in how they shape discourse and propel movements around the world, but
how they assemble our feelings and emotions on an internal level.
I think writers
have a responsibility to hold up a mirror to ourselves, to show the world what
it means to be human, to be fallible, to seek to learn, and to give actions
some sense of meaning.
I made a
decision to tackle difficult subjects as a writer because I wanted to help
others, help them come face to face with truths they had denied, or to motivate
action. I’ve written about issues as wide ranging as domestic abuse, racism,
homophobia, and depression, all because I saw so many who had much to say and
did not have the words to express their insight.
And I think the
reader expects that too, a level of intuition and intelligence that makes them
think about their own lives, motivates them to take actions and to hopefully
become a better person for having shared a few hours with the writer within
those pages.
Of course, there
is a time for pure escapism but the older I have become, the more I have
evolved as a writer, I think even subjects of pure escapism owe something more
to the reader in this day and age. On one level ‘The Winter Song’ is a romance
story, but it talks about grief, depression, loneliness, losing loved ones, and
these are the universal themes that as writers we owe to discuss with our
audiences.
After all, if
the writer expects the reader to spend a few hours with them in those pages,
then why shouldn’t be both learn more about the world and ourselves in the
process?
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