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Christa Wojo

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first registered 31.03.10

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I am learning a lot on Authonomy and I appreciate anyone who takes time to look over & comment on my little pelican story.
Let me warn you that you will get to know me more intimately than most people I know in real life. But then, maybe you can tell me if I am raving lunatic, or even worse - a Writer!
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Note to fellow authonomites,

I have just launched a new website, webbella.com, for affordable web design and internet marketing (writing novels hasn't been paying the bills ;)

I will check in here periodically. In the meantime, if any of you writers need to build an online presence, contact me!

christa@webbella.com

Have a look at the website I designed for author Shonda Brock. (links below 'favourite books')

favourite books

Bukowski, James Leo Herlihy, Douglas Adams
Hemmingway, Dostoevsky, Dickens, Oscar Wilde
Hermann Hesse, Kerouac, Diary of a Drug Fiend-Aleister Crowley
Anne Rice, Bronte sisters, Jane Austen
Marguerite Duras, D. H. Lawrence
and the list goes on and on........

my websites

http://shondabrock.com     http://webbella.com

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my books

The Vulning Pelican

Christa Wojciechowski

Explore Panama with Christa as she uses a bottle of wine and her laptop to deal with love, neurosis, superstition - and a pelican.


A disenchanted American moves to Panama with her lover to live happily ever after, only to find that it isn't that simple. She has everything she ever wanted, yet remains unfulfilled.

One day she rescues an injured pelican from the beach and begins a long hard journey to nurse him back to health. To her surprise, the quirky bird makes himself right at home in her garage--and in her heart.

An aspiring writer in her youth, Christa is compelled to tell the story of her new friend. As she writes about the pelican, she is forced to examine herself and her life and begins to unravel the mystery surrounding her mid-thirties crisis. Meanwhile, her relationship with the bird evolves as she gets him ready to fly again.

Just when it's time to let him go, the pelican meets a sudden tragic end. How would she be able to finish writing his story now? Christa must seek meaning in his death and find a way to make peace with Life, Mother Nature, and the Universe.


 

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Bill Carrigan wrote 17 days ago

Many thanks, Christa, for your complimentary message, for generously ....

Razaka wrote 52 days ago

Hello , My compliment to you and your entire household. I am Ibrah....

Paul Beattie wrote 75 days ago

My new novel, Filthy Luca, has risen over 5000 places in under two we....

Lucy Heath wrote 78 days ago

Thanks Christa! Any comments would be welcome. Lucy x

Fred Le Grand wrote 78 days ago

Many thanks for that!

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I wrote 17 days ago

Dear Bill, Congratulations on your success! You are most deserving. I am sorry I didn't have the time to comment before, but now I will take the opportunity to tell you how much I appreciate your book. I enjoy the insight into this period in time because as far as historical novels go, I ha... view book

I wrote 649 days ago

Vivid, intense, with finely interwoven images that speak to the subconscious. Best Wishes! Christa view book

I wrote 649 days ago

I am not an expert in this genre, but I can admire your knowledge of the subject and how you weave details into the action. One tip--I was intrigued by your long pitch, however I feel your short pitch is missing something. Best of luck to you! Christa view book

I wrote 674 days ago

A disturbing look into the dark realities of human nature. Your experiences are important to share. They will help other children and therefore will not be in vain. Warmest Wishes, Christa view book

I wrote 686 days ago

Dear Lo Lei, Your first chapter was gripping and the cops' dialogue was well done for English being your second tongue, but the second chapter felt like I was reading scenes from a film script because it jumped ahead three times. I didn't mind though, because after reading your pitch I really want... view book

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