Broken dreams

I. Who I Am

Some storytellers are also published authors. When they choose to, they can have their book featured on the site (see the separate “From Story to Book” page brief). This is opt-in, and it strengthens the platform: verified published survivor-authors are a powerful authority signal, and the feature is free publicity that encourages more people to tell — and to imagine being published themselves. Books published with ANY publisher are welcome, not only TES.

II. What Happened

Some storytellers are also published authors. When they choose to, they can have their book featured on the site (see the separate “From Story to Book” page brief). This is opt-in, and it strengthens the platform: verified published survivor-authors are a powerful authority signal, and the feature is free publicity that encourages more people to tell — and to imagine being published themselves. Books published with ANY publisher are welcome, not only TES.

III. What My Life Became

Some storytellers are also published authors. When they choose to, they can have their book featured on the site (see the separate “From Story to Book” page brief). This is opt-in, and it strengthens the platform: verified published survivor-authors are a powerful authority signal, and the feature is free publicity that encourages more people to tell — and to imagine being published themselves. Books published with ANY publisher are welcome, not only TES.

IV. What Changed

Some storytellers are also published authors. When they choose to, they can have their book featured on the site (see the separate “From Story to Book” page brief). This is opt-in, and it strengthens the platform: verified published survivor-authors are a powerful authority signal, and the feature is free publicity that encourages more people to tell — and to imagine being published themselves. Books published with ANY publisher are welcome, not only TES.

V. Who I Am Now

Some storytellers are also published authors. When they choose to, they can have their book featured on the site (see the separate “From Story to Book” page brief). This is opt-in, and it strengthens the platform: verified published survivor-authors are a powerful authority signal, and the feature is free publicity that encourages more people to tell — and to imagine being published themselves. Books published with ANY publisher are welcome, not only TES.