Last Saturday I saw two deaths. I got the call from my mother: my grandmother, at 89, had been sick. I immediately thought it was time. I left home to meet my mother, on the way she called again and said she thought it was late, but SAMU had taken her to the hospital. On the way we took a traffic jam at a junction that enters the centre of Viaman. Soon we understand why when we see a box of Ifood shattered in a corner, a figure covered on the floor and a concrete truck parked ahead. We arrived at the hospital and, yes, my grandmother left. No getting sick, no suffering, no diapering, no bedridden. She felt a shortness of breath and left. In the certificate: cardiac arrest, natural causes. I saw who the biker was online. She was 47 years old, children and grandchildren, delivery boy for St. John's Pharmacy. He took off on the way back and the truck ran the red light. The next day, my grandmother's wake was in the same cemetery as his in the chapel next door. We're all sad to lose who we love, but we were serene to know that it was simply the time, nature decided. How different it is when death is so unnatural and violent! Yesterday I ordered a delivery from Ifood, St. John's Pharmacy. The rate for fast delivery was R$ 2.50. Have you thought about his hurry? To die for that amount? Anyway, I remembered that verse, "died in the wrong direction, disturbing Saturday...".
In the face of days and days of zero readings, a dear workmate became interested in the physical book of "Caricias under the sky" and bought it. He didn't even remember right that he was an author.
Good morning! To colleagues with work published here in the Literary:
I thought of a way for each of us to get reviews (which I want sincere), expanding our disclosure and seeking to reach a greater audience-reader.
Perhaps some of you have participated in those reading exchange groups with schedule, in which each reader reads the colleague's book and makes an evaluation at Amazon. With this, those who have been read gain the text, little stars and pages read. Okay. Cut over here.
The idea would be to read the book the colleague makes available at Literunico. He wins the sale. Next, review (sincere) written on Instagram marking the author, on Threads idem. You can use the same one on Skoob. Video version on Tik Tok and, of course, here on our beloved platform
Whoever put their x book review in all these places can mark the book in a card. That's right: BINGO! Whoever makes a line gets such a publicity, whoever makes the cartel, gets more such disclosure. The disclosures would be on behalf of the Literary even (Edeeeer).
Who wants to participate in this initiative?
Help me replicate this message around, past the link. I'll leave the print here to help anyone who wants to post as an image as well.
The first nine candidates are in our cartel.
Hello, colleagues who publish their texts here at the Literary!
Who's interested in a mobilization to raise readers? Come with aunt, come! Comment here!
Abrir linkChapters 1 to 3 of "The Story of Melissa & Diogo"
Guys, you know, here's this kiddie horror novel for someone who likes that quick-to-read story, with a taste of Vaga-Lume Series.
Abrir linkChapters 2 and 3 of the beta version of "The Story of Melissa & Diogo" are available here in the Literary!
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Hello! If I brought my own Duology in e-book, would it have sales? I could split it into six parts, since each book has three chapters.
