I see a world of possibilities by opening a book to a certain page and being able to journey to a distant land and be a pirate on the seven seas. You don’t have to leave your room to find treasure.
I have loved reading since I was five years old and read about a girl called Katie, sent to live on her grandfather’s farm. The description of her world, and the effect she has on those around her was extraordinary. I was immersed in another world of land stretching as far as you could imagine.
I kept going, reading book, after book. It never ceased to amaze me, how simple words on a page could make a character real. I’ve cried, laughed, and rooted for the main character, setting the scenes in my head until reality set in.
It is why I write. To be able to create a character where the reader wants them to succeed. They will journey with them from their lowest point, to where they have found their own metaphorical treasure. I am in control of what happens, and can steer their ship away from danger.
One day I might write about a pirate, called Bethany, who sails across the world in search of her father. His adventures are legendary, but so are hers. From cabin boy to captain, she searches for treasure.
Lovely narrative…i can’t wait to read the story of the pirate Bethany😊😊
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This is a beautiful reason to read and write Diana. Thanks for joining in.
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Go for it pirate Bethany! 👍
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Ive shared your post on my blog.
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Thank you
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You’re welcome! Your site has no reblog button?
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Bethany the pirate! Bring her on… 🙂
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I like your use of names.
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Thank you.
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She is strong willed just like her mother, but has a crave for the sea like her father. I wouldn’t mind writing a story about Bethany.
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I have been fascinated by stories since I was a little girl too. And it’s amazing to create characters in turn. As a bibliophile and a writer, this was really relatable. Looking forward to reading Bethany’s exploits!
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It has, I’ve just never used it. New to blogging.
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I love the thrill of inspiration and imagination in this story. Pirate Bethany sounds fun too. Well done.
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The pull to share a dream or an imagination with others is strong for me as well. To give it life.
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