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    There was a girl named Ayesha who fell in love with a boy in her college named Siddharth. They both loved each other deeply, but…

    Hakeemat Sherine
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  • Threadbared truths

    The stitch holding the worn seams together at the corners meant to bind a beautiful masterpiece that would last forever. Soft echoes of spoken memories…

  • I’m curious how other writers would approach this:

    If you were writing a third-person limited POV that closely mirrors an alexithymic cognitive style — meaning the character does not consciously label or process their own emotions — how would you sustain reader engagement over the course of a full novel without relying on direct emotional… Read more

    • Metaphors are great at gripping the readers attention. Also how you use the words and placement.

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  • Why Is Your Book Still “Under Review” or Rejected on KDP?

    Many authors complete their manuscript with excitement only to get stuck at the publishing stage on Amazon KDP.

    Common issues I see daily:

    • Incorrect trim size settings

    • Bleed and margin errors

    • Low-resolution images

    • Improper Kindle formatting

    • Metadata and keyword…

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    Jack Rosher and Bhakti DUA
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  • "Everything is not for money something are for self satisfaction "
    Jack Rosher and Hakeemat Sherine
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  • Turning Your Manuscript Into a Published Book Shouldn’t Be a Struggle

    Many authors have amazing stories but get stuck at the publishing stage formatting errors, file rejections, or unclear guidelines on KDP.

    My vision is simple: to help authors bring their books to life without stress or delays. From professional Kindle & paperback formatting,…

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    Fireforest 202 and Bhakti DUA
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  • Why do so many brilliant books disappear into silence after publication?

    I’ve watched talented authors pour years into their manuscripts—perfecting every sentence, every chapter only to launch into deafening quiet.

    The hard truth: Writing the book is only half the battle.
    In today’s saturated market, over 4 million books are published annually.… Read more

    Bhakti DUA
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    Bhakti DUA posted an update 2 days ago

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    CHAPTER 1
    Hi everyone! Today, I would love to share a short story about a girl named Ehsaas. She isn’t a real person in our world, but perhaps she could be—who knows? Ehsaas is the only girl in her world who suffers greatly under her orthodox family. She dreams of living her life freely and becoming a fashion designer, but her family’s rigid… Read more

    Hakeemat Sherine and Bhakti DUA
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    • Hi there ! 👋 I am new over here please give me some response from your side and some feedback to enhance my writing because I have many stories like that which are out of this world

      • It’s well written, seems like a synopsis of a great story I can wait to see what Ehsaas does with the freedom she craves and her brother encourages.

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    • Unanchored

      An anchor, by definition, is a heavy object attached by rope or chain to keep a ship from moving — a weight that was supposed…

      • Hi there! 👋 I am new on this I just finished with my story i would like to know about your response from your side that what should I improve in short, i would like you to guide me please.......
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