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Questions from Readers: Pen Names?
Read more: Questions from Readers: Pen Names?This post explores the pros and cons of authors using a pen name, highlighting benefits like privacy and creative freedom, alongside challenges such as the difficulty in building personal connections and navigating legal complexities. It delves into marketing strategies for authors with pen names, balancing online presence and collaborations while maintaining privacy. The post also…
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SSM: The Dream Catcher
Read more: SSM: The Dream CatcherExplore the mystical world of ‘The Dream Catcher,’ a captivating short story about Vivian, a young woman who inherits the extraordinary ability to enter and influence dreams. Vivian’s journey, from using her gift for good to grappling with its darker temptations, offers a compelling exploration of power and morality. This gripping tale, set in a…
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Surviving Narcissistic Abuse
Read more: Surviving Narcissistic AbuseDiscover essential insights on surviving narcissistic abuse in this comprehensive guide. Learn to identify the warning signs of a narcissist in both intimate and platonic relationships. Understand the subtle yet profound impact of narcissistic behavior, including manipulation, gaslighting, and emotional control. This post offers practical advice on how to effectively deal with narcissistic abuse. Find…
Myunique C. Green is a student, teacher, and author. The young writer independently published her first novel titled Bloodlines: Everything That Glitter against all odds in 2012. The book made it to the Top 10 of Amazon-Kindle’s Bestseller/Top 100 list, and Myunique has continued to show her literature prowess with other titles such as Last Seen, Minutes 2 Madness and Deceptive, as well as 713, a mystery crime tale that dominated the United States Bestselling Kindle Short-stories and remained a #1 seller for two consecutive weeks.
Honesty, Determination and Hard Work are her watchwords, and her works have been recognized by a few bodies, receiving awards, one of which was from the Midtown Journal for a fiction, short-story entry into their semi-annual writing contest. In 2019 she was awarded by Reader’s Favorite for her book To Mend a Broken Heart.
Myunique C. Green 