Genre: Literary Fiction
About my_foil_treeLocation: Denver, North Carolina Home Region: Age:19 Website: http://hellhathnofury1.blogspot.com/ Favorite novels: 1984, The Magic Toyshop, Harry Potter, A Long Way Gone Favorite writers: Michael Chrichton, J.K. Rowling Favorite music: silence! Non-noveling interests: reading, theatre, college |
Joined: Noviembre 4, 2009 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 31 NaNoWriMo buddies: 0
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Brief Author Bio: My name is Emily Forte! I am 19 and currently engaged to my love, George. Our wedding will be in october 2011. I am studying in college as an English and philosophy double major. I plan to start out in editing, working my way up to copyeditor. Eventually I want to do some college teaching, preferably philosophy. And of course I plan to write my whole life. If I could do anything I wanted and receive a steady paycheck I would be a novelist. |
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Synopsis: The Lamb
Emmeleine lives with her husband Jason and their son Mordechai... and Jason's parents. Oscar is a disgusting individual and no one can stand him. Tamara allows him to walk all over her, setting the stage for everyone else in the house. Emmeleine can't take the abuse and begins having nightmares about the filthy lamb which lives in the backyard. She, Jason, and Tamara are ready to do what it takes to get out of the house..... or to get Oscar out of the house.....
Excerpt: The Lamb
A car door slam woke Em from her reflections. She hurried in the bathroom so as to retreat to her room before whomever it was came inside. She suspected it was Oscar and Tamara and wanted as little contact with the two of them as possible at the moment. As she left the bathroom she passed the back door and heard the bleating of her recently rescued baby lamb. She looked through grey eyes out the window and saw the poor creature huddled so desperately under the makeshift hut. Lydie the lamb was yet another thing white turned brown by this place. She shook violently with cold and Em could practically see the tears in the baby's afflicted orb-like dark eyes. She wanted so badly to do something but she knew Oscar would be yet another step closer to setting her on the streets if she let the poor thing in the house. With a heavy heart she ran back to the bedroom, lay her head on a pillow, and wept inconsolably. Life in squalor is certainly never pleasant.


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