Nevaeh's New Adult Book Blog: "The Dorm Room Diaries: Freshman Year" by T.L. St...

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Nevaeh's New Adult Book Blog: "The Dorm Room Diaries: Freshman Year" by T.L. St...:   For eighteen-year-old Monroe Reid, life is full of change. Her long-time best friend, Lennon Walker, confessed his true feelings for ...

Available on Nook

Hey NOOK users... Freshman Year is now available to purchase through Barnes and Noble! Spread the word!
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http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-dorm-room-diaries-tl-steffe/1117389823?ean=2940148913979

It's Live!

The first book of The Dorm Room Diaries, Freshman Year, is now available to purchase on Amazon for your Kindle! (Coming soon to Kobo and NookPress)

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Write On

    

 

     The process of writing has been near and dear to me ever since I was a child. I have vivid memories of my parents gifting me with a small, pink and white diary when I was merely a young girl, only seven or eight, as a birthday present. Even though my writing abilities were limited, I appreciated having a place for my private thoughts, whether I wanted to share my fun times spent roller skating, or share thoughts about a cute boy. From that point my journey as a writer only expanded as I created stories, wrote poems, magazine articles, and more. Today, writing is something I cherish as one of the most valuable forms of entertainment and expression.
     To me, writing is a work of art - the level of appreciation, interpretation, and acceptance to be gauged by each and every individual. Isn't that the wonderful thing about all creative outlets? With the overall accessibility to technology, I am grateful to have the opportunity to self-publish my work. I am one among countless others, who likely share the same gratitude.
    My first book is nearly ready for release. It's provided me with a (mostly) fun avenue to be (somewhat) productive during a tough segment of layoffs in education and the general economy. After finding myself unemployed, with limited to no opportunities for a job as an English teacher, writing empowered me with a sense of purpose and fulfillment I had struggled to find and reestablish. My books are no master literary works; however, that is not the/my point. Finding personal meaning and satisfaction is a far more important and in-depth experience than worrying about outside judgement or criticism. Love it or hate it write on, everyone.