She notices how people use speech in different ways and experiences how thoughtless words can punch a hole in the heart. Ruby navigates a world of loss and sadness, hope and expectation. Her mother flits in and out of her life, periodically felled by depressive episodes that see her hospitalized her vivacious and raucous older sister Rania is a talker who speaks in a torrential rush and her friend Farah is a fellow outsider with issues of her own. She decides at a young age to give up talking, becoming instead an astute observer and (through her written narration) commentator on the world around her.
Andrea Hudson on Could this die have caused the marks on Hae Min Lee’s body?.Ideas for what a character might do next? Let me know!įind something here Search for: Recent Comments If you’re a reader of my stuff, either published or here, jump in. If you have a comment to make, don’t be shy. I’ve even been known to put up some of my art from time to time, hence the name of this blog: JL Whitaker Creations. I will be posting here about a range of interests: my writing activities, interesting things I find on the net, politics, privacy, computers and technology, and what ever grabs my fancy on the day. I will also connect up as many of my posting places as possible, too, including my Amazon Author page. If you read something interesting here that you feel the rest of the Twitterworld might appreciate, feel free to Tweet away. I’m still looking for a Tweet widget for this blog. More blog posts about that coming, too.Īnother addition to my social media life is Twitter – JL_Whitaker. More books to come over the coming months.
I’ve published my first novel, On A Life’s Edge, available from many online bookstores (by JL Whitaker). I’ve pretty much hung up my IT workboots, except for volunteering with a local Berwick Computer Club, and am focusing my efforts on writing. If you have just clicked on the link and expected to see my prior life in IT consulting, welcome to my new blog.
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