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I'm Releasing A Series on Kindle Vella: 14 Layers of Ludus

 So this month Amazon released a new witting venture for authors to explore. The site is called Kindle Vella. It's going to allow authors to write a short series, that'll have tokens for the audience to redeem to unlock more of the series. The first 3 episodes are free! I'm super excited about this because I've been working on my series for the last few months! I've been waiting for the site to launch since Amazon first notified writers. So, what is my series all about? It's about the Ludus love type. Ludus love is an uncommitted love type. It's based on lust and doesn't consist of any real seriousness. The series chronicles Ludus, as he navigates his freshmen year in college whilst struggling with the new responsibility of adulthood, wavering feelings for a new companion, and potentially facing teen fatherhood obstacles. The series will be full of serious issues that plagued many young adults as they face the harsh reality of the world outside of high s...

"Major Themes"

   First off, Happy New Year! We're all so blessed to see another day to be great and exert excellence in the lives God has given us. In November, I released my debut book, "Grasp tha Limelight". I want to take some time to discuss some of the themes in my book. My book encompasses the life of Jessica Everett, as she is falling in love with a rising RnB singer. Falling victim to the affection of Avon, Jessica starts losing herself in the pursuit of his love. So lust is one of the main themes in my book. Many of the characters find themselves fighting against their desires. Once they cave into their desires, undesirable consequences take place. Masochism is another major theme present in the story. Masochism is when a person feels like some form of pain (not physical pain) is necessary for them to feel satisfied. This is the premise of Jessica and Avon relationship. Toxicity follows behind masochism, and is apparent throughout Jessica's family dynamic. Grief makes an e...