Ordinary Women: Extraordinary Heroines

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Ordinary Women: Extraordinary Heroines

The “Ordinary Women: Extraordinary Heroine” authors are part of a growing legion of writers creating a modern identity for the female protagonist.

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Who is an example of an ordinary woman and extraordinary heroine?

Started by Beth Barany. Last reply by Ali Berlinski Jan 12, 2012. 1 Reply

I don't have an answer... Though as a fiction author who writes heroic fantasy for girls, I definitely have an opinion!

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Comment by Tina L. Hook on April 9, 2012 at 5:11pm

I'm so excited to discover this group. Do I have some extraordinary protagonists.

Please check out my debut novel, Enchanted by Starlight.

The Plot 

While they don’t yet know it, Grace, Skylar and Alina are connected by destiny. When an enchanted comet crosses the night sky to the find them, their ordinary lives take a wanton detour. The most secret ambition of each woman ignites, turning each down a powerful but dangerous path.
Comment by Ali Berlinski on January 12, 2012 at 5:55am

HELP ME PUBLISH!

Thanks to my friends at Pubslush I have a wonderful opportunity to publish my book and simultaneously, help promote literacy in third world countries. 

To publish my book I need 2000 supporters. A supporter is a person who donates to my book. The minimum donation of $10 buys you a copy of my book, as well as donates a book to the featured charity. 

My book A beautiful Mess is a compilation of comedic personal essays. Think Carrie Bradshaw transplanted in the show Modern Family. While the book is deeply personal, I think it discusses issues many will relate to: divorce, single parenting, racial identity, depression, cancer, and heartache. By reading my book, I hope readers will find a part of their story embedded in mine or at the very least, laugh at my misfortunes. ☺

To support my book head to http://www.pubslush.com/book/view/84 . There you can read the first chapter. Any support you can offer, may it be networking or marketing advice, is truly appreciated. 

Thank you so much for your consideration and hopefully, support. I can’t do this with you.

Comment by Deborah Siegel on September 15, 2010 at 1:46pm
I CANNOT WAIT!!!
Comment by Teri Coyne on September 12, 2010 at 9:50am
Come to our Chicago Event on September 30th! Read more about it at Ordinary Women: Extraordinary Heroines
 

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