I am terminally ill but determined to get my writing out into the world. I will: 1. Instill hope, validation & inspiration 2. Break down stigma 3. Raise awareness and compassion
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Hi Guys, I am trying to send you the best possible entertainment and knowledge that I can, but I don't know exactly what you enjoy reading about the most. Can you tell me what kind of things you want to see more or less of? To help point me in the right direction can you look in the footer of this email and click on "Updated Preferences"? Then click the tags of the topics you enjoy reading most about. This way I know how to gear my emails more toward your interests. I would really appreciate it if you could do that, so I can feel like I am writing material that people are enjoying reading. Thank you so much in advance, Happy Reading, Becca Pava |
Hi! I'm Becca Pava, a freelance published author
I am terminally ill but determined to get my writing out into the world. I will: 1. Instill hope, validation & inspiration 2. Break down stigma 3. Raise awareness and compassion
I have created a new option for to enjoy. It's The Newsletter Option. For a meager $6.50 a month you can receive a Newsletter from me. What will the Newsletter contain? The Newsletter will contain a free chapter of the first book of "How To Save Our Daughter", a complete book that I am currently searching for a literary agent. To mix things up it may contain one of the first three chapters of Mindful Chapters, a book that a literary agent has picked up. It may include excerpts from my novel...
Hi Guys, I have an amazing sale going on at the Chronically Alive Store: www.chronicallyalive.org/store Not only has the price of my full-length novel been lowered to $13.99 for the whole E-book. I'm also having a major sale on the audiobooks of "How to Save Our Daughter" which in alternating viewpoints of Bonnie a thirty-five-year-old woman with PTSD from childhood sexual abuse, and Destiny, who is schizophrenic, terminally ill, autistic, and a physical and psychological developmental delay,...
Nothing compares to the relationship between a father and his only daughter. Especially when the daughter is the first one. Until I was nine years old I basked in the beauty of that relationship. Then I got sick. My dad went into a deep denial and insisted everything was in my head. He couldn't even look at my face months my NJ tube was in. I felt so rejected. I still loved him unconditionally, but he made me feel like I was disgusting to look at. My second to last post, "My Dad and...