This book has been a journey that has taken a lot longer than the perfectionist in me has expected! I have finally finished editing my third rewrite. The editing involved taking the 80,000 words I had written and seeing what fit into the plot of my book, what needed to be cut, and what needed more development. I have a bullet point list of what I need to develop.
Would you like to help me?
My book is about a woman who struggles with anxiety. I know my own struggle with anxiety, but I don’t want the main character’s experience to be one-sided. My goal for this book is to have a familiar character that encourages those who struggle with anxiety that they are not alone. If you have an anxiety disorder of any kind, click here to fill out a special form for you. As the form explains, your answers are confidential and your name will not be shared anywhere. Please answer as honestly as possible, and if you want to speak further with me about it, please provide your e-mail address so that I can reach out to you. Your story will make my character more relatable.
I’ve had experience helping others with anxiety, and I believe this experience will help me create an environment for my character to find hope in the midst of anxiety. If you are a therapist and/or have experience with helping people with anxiety, click here to fill out a special form for you. Please do not include anyone’s names or relationship to you so that you don’t not break the confidentiality. Your name will not be shared. Please answer as honestly as possible, and if you want to speak further with me about it, please provide your e-mail address so that I can reach out to you.
I’m posting this on a Tuesday. I am going to give you all until Saturday to fill out the form if you are interested.
Now that I’ve taken such a long time to write this book, I want to make sure I do it right. I want to put more research into the book, to show that I have fully invested in this story. I want to find just the right setting, just the right character development, and just the right ending to comfort a hurting soul.
Thank you for your help in my endeavor, whether through prayer, encouragement, or providing feedback.
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