Weekly Wisdom from Karen

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Hello lovelies, this week is all about my favourite, FICTION! A special edition today to celebrate the launch of a new ILLUMINATION family publication.

If you haven’t spotted Dr Mehmet Yildiz’s ILLUMINATION Book Chapters publication invitation yet, I suggest you give it a read. Especially the authors of the chapters I’m reading and sharing here. Because your chapters are here means they are not in ILLUMINATION Book Chapters. You might like to join up as a writer and submit your chapters.

There are advantages to getting in early, you get noticed! Keep submitting your chapters and you’ll keep getting noticed. It worked for me on ILLUMINATION. All I did was show up every week, once, twice or three plus time for a year.

You’ll find all the details of how to join and what to submit in the story below.

You can transfer your previously published chapters from ILLUMINATION and ILLUMINATION-Curated to ILLUMINATION Book Chapters. This transfer can expose your stories to a new audience who love reading book chapters in story format.

So this first chapter definitely should be in the publication above.

Simon Dillon being no newbie to writing has written many books. You can find them here.

Please join and publish your book chapters in ILLUMINATION Book Chapters, Simon!

For this week’s wisdom, Simon starts a four-parter on an abusive relationship. The first line hooked me.

‘Is that your second slice of toast?’

It seemed a harmless inquiry, but Isabel caught the undertone of her boyfriend’s question. Tyler was concerned about her stomach. Too much bread made her feel ill, and she had to be reminded. Isabel nodded, and put the remaining uneaten toast with strawberry jam back on her plate, knowing that creeping guilt would spoil the taste if she persisted.

Eric Fermon™, how does one go about getting a trademark for their name? Eric’s fantastic sci-fi is intriguing reading. If you’d like to submit some of your How to Get Your Dream Car book chapters to ILLUMINATION Book Chapters, Eric, please look at the article from Dr Mehmet Yildiz at the start of this week’s review.

Visiting HQ always feels eerily like walking into a trap. I’ve felt this way on past visits to HQ and recognize that it stems from my nontraditional path into the organization. It’s probably better in a way being treated like an outsider, but that knowledge never diminishes the sensation of impending doom.

Deepak Sethi writes a wise message into his story about a pompous King and a beautiful dancer called Maya.

If you haven’t joined the Dr’s latest publication yet, we’d love to publish chapters from your two novels on Amazon. Please take a gander at the joining instructions in ILLUMINATION Book Chapters.

Kuru was the king of an empire called Andhaka. He was a ruthless king who had annexed many small nearby kingdoms and his empire was steadily growing in size. Many of the young men from the places he had captured were taken as slaves. Delivering death sentences to anyone who disagreed with him was a common practice.

We’d love to publish this serial novel on ILLUMINATION Book Chapters. Please be one of the early adopters, Claudia Stack. I’m as intrigued as to your character Sonia is curious and will be back to read the next chapters.

Rolled up carpets propped in the corners cast long shadows, and forgotten trunks and suitcases littered the floor. A narrow walkway was improvised between the objects, a jumble of rusty bicycles, unsteady tables, and lamps that threatened to fall if you accidentally brushed them while going by. It took a conscious effort to breathe air that was as still and dead as most of the owners of these relics.

Avana Lilly’s first chapter is delightfully playful. I’m looking forward to reading the next chapter.

I would love to read it on ILLUMINATION Book Chapters if you’d be so kind as to send a request to join, Avana. You’ll find instructions in Dr Mehmet’s article.

Outside it was a cool rainy late October morning. The rain tapped loudly on the window and the roof. You could hear the swirling of the wind in accompaniment, making a rhythmic little song. Now and then you could see an autumn-colored leaf hit the window before continuing its journey onward. Inside the air smelled of warm Earl Grey tea and hot buttered toast with jam.

Thank you for reading.

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