Meet the recommended writers June 2022

#19 The Writer's Community ran by Nazra Noor

Sara Davil, a 21-year-old fiction writer from Lahore, Pakistan, skillfully combines romance, with mystery, action, and fantasy in her narratives. As the founder of ‘The Writer’s Community,’ she aims to help emerging writers to open up their work to a broad readership audience while learning a thing or two along the way. Beyond literature, she acts as a cultural ambassador for book club ‘CulturesUnite,’ emphasizing her commitment to promoting cultural diversity through written expression. Her versatility extends to book cover design, where her artistic touch enhances the visual appeal of fellow authors’ works. An avid reader, her joy in diverse books enriches discussions within ‘The Writer’s Community.’ With a dynamic blend of skills, from writing to cultural advocacy and design, she aims to inspire literature to be bias-free.

(Returning) Tawni Suchy

Tawni is a Christian woman with a heart for Jesus. She is a wife and mother who uses her free time to craft novels that keep you at the edge of your seat and tug at your heartstrings. She strives to write lovable heroines paired with swoon-worthy heros. She writes Christian Romance, that’s either heart pounding suspense, nail biting thrillers, or heart-melting romance, it all depends on her mood. When she’s not writing, you can find her chasing her littles with her husband, organizing chaos, or with her nose buried in the next great book.

(Returning) Clive Britton

I based my first novel ‘Some are evil’ on a period in my late twenties when my other identity first revealed itself. At the time, I thought it was the alcohol that caused me to stray from the boundaries of normality, and I’m sure it helped by suppressing the anxieties that might have stopped the – somewhat warped adventures from actually playing out.

The thing that did help the spirit inside me to immerge was the shelter from the stage; after all – we are but the actors in somebody else’s play… We have to live up to the identities on the script, but off stage – in a secret wilderness – away from the audience, anything is possible.

My childhood years were troubled… My father died when I was fifteen after a long battle with his demons, and my mother suffered from severe depression, I remember the worry of whether she would still be alive when I got home from school or if she had managed to play out the deed that she yearned for. I spent my early teenage years in a my-own depressed state.

#20 All About Narrations ran by Bhagyashree Amle

All about narrations, a page that loves to write about everything from intriguing characters, books to quotes that move you. Moulding emotions into words is the motto of the page and it welcomes all creative heads and avid readers to begin a dialogue on different narratives.