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Experiences, inspirations, lessons learned on the path to becoming a published fiction writer.

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Author: ellyn99

Fiction Writer embarking on an exciting adventure into the unknown... My ongoing series ~ Emerson Mysteries ~ (books One through Eight) narrated by a SF Missing Person's Detective, and my first Sci-Fi novel, "Blue Pearl" are available on Amazon and Kindle. Other published pieces include: A poem, “Flat Tire” was published in “Father and I” by Wingless Dreamer Publishing. (June 2020) A short story "A shot glass full of flowers" was published in GreenPrints magazine. (Autumn 2021 issue) Member: Sisters in Crime ===

I must go down to the sea again….

“I must go down to the sea again, to the the lonely sea and the sky…” John Masefield

Fortune cookie wisdom….

Better to surround yourself with …

…Positive People as much as is humanly possible.

” Avoid loud and aggressive people…”

“… they are vexations to the spirit.” That Desiderata guy really knew what he was talking about!

Things are moving fast!…

…taking a minute to recharge and reflect.

Long walks help…

  …in healing from loss.

Do our loved ones watch over us?…

…I’m seeing signs and symbols everywhere.

For the most part…

…we are in this alone.

Keeping it Simple…

…getting out of the house. Getting out of my head.

Emerson Mysteries: Book Three

….Continuing cases from SF Missing Persons Detective, Richard “don’t call me Dick” Emerson. Now available on Amazon and Kindle. https://www.amazon.com/Emerson-Mysteries-Continuing-Detective-Emerson/dp/1072784726/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Ellyn+SIegel%2C+Emerson+Mysteries&qid=1560339454&s=gateway&sr=8-2

Emerson Mysteries: Silicon Valley setting…

A software engineer has gone missing. Not everyone is sorry that the “Golden Boy” is gone….

Re-charging…

Re-Emerging. Ready to begin….Again.

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