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I must take an absence from Authonomy for a bit. I will return periodically and hope to return reads and backings. I apologize if you expect a quick response. It's just not going to happen right now. All the best to all of you talented writers!

Thanks, and enjoy a return to adolescence as Eliza Mills tries to find the way out.

Authors/books I recommend on Authonomy:
Trinity by Patrick Fox
Lickety Split by D. Moody
Just a Slow News Day by Gene Cryer
Post Marked by Mark Trost
Every Atom Belonging

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The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
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Girl with The Pearl Earring
The Alchemist
Plain Song


Thanks to the generous and talented Authonomist Bradley Wind for the cover!

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Thoughts of a Teenage Girl

Ellen Mulholland

I’m not afraid of climbing trees - even after losing my best friend, a majestic maple that guarded our house like an armored knight.


The name on my birth certificate reads Maclyn Elizabeth Mills, but ever since I can remember, people have called me Mac.

Tree-lying started when I was eight and ended three years later when it became tree-sitting because the hard branch hurt my new, my changing, my (you know, boo--)…. Dad had the tree uprooted two weeks before I turned thirteen, said it had some terminal disease. Such are the problems of the female tree-lier.

So I adopted this rule: No Tree’s Too Tall

Those are my words, the words of a sometimes confused thirteen-year-old girl, daughter of a behind-the-times dad and one lipstick-wearing mom, sister of four protective brothers, and best friend to the smartest girl on the West Coast.

I take what life hands me and move forward. So what that the cutest guy on the block might not like girls. So what that Joe Basketball still thinks playing sports is the ultimate way to spend his time. So what if I take the world seriously. So what.

It’s the world that better watch out. Not me.

 

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I wrote 711 days ago

Great, clear writing style. I know it's your story, first person and all, but you have done a careful job brining your voice through with strength and believability. I do agree with Allen's observation about the opening. Punch it up. Perhaps begin with dialogue or more of an outside narration brinin... view book

I wrote 720 days ago

Definitely a writing quality that surpasses most here on Authonomy. I immediately felt lost inside Benjie's world and in all details of the novel itself. I appreciate your attention to descriptive detail, in setting and character. Lovely. Backed, Ellen (Thoughts of a Teenage Girl) view book

I wrote 720 days ago

I found myself instantly drawn into Tam's desperate attempts to lure Sarah into his life. Clever, off-the-cuff dialogue and thoughts. Very enjoyable! Backed, Ellen (Thoughts of a Teenage Girl) view book

I wrote 727 days ago

You skillfully draw us into Jessica's desperate world. We empathize with her dreams and cringe at her greasy customers. Well done. Ellen (Thoughts of a Teenage Girl) view book

I wrote 727 days ago

I love the details that reveal deeper traits of your characters. You don't just tell us what they feel, but why they feel this. Beautiful and moving. Ellen (Thoughts of a Teenage Girl) view book

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