Just Another Life is a bold and unconventional novel that combines activism, philosophy, and post‑war memory told through a lifetime of inconspicuous conversations. Its emotional honesty, moral complexity and philosophical depth offer a compelling glimpse into a turbulent world and a woman determined to bear witness. Ideal for readers who cherish reflection, memory, and voices shaped by trauma and hope. A strong choice for readers interested in dialogue‑driven novels, activist fiction, and the legacy of war.
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We are MORE - project
I should have written about this before I went out and started it. But I didn't think it would go far. In fact, I thought I would waste about 2-3 hours, for a few days, and that would be that. To my surprise, people in London want to create a document about us that is more than we see with the naked eye. We are the people! So, I am really pleased to announce that the project 'We are MORE' has officially started. I'll publish more as I go along. For now, here's an article about how it started. Happy reading!
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Please feel free to look around my website. A lot of it is still in the making, so make sure you come back. So far I have only one book out, though I have written a few more. Plus, there will be a journal/self-help book out soon. If you wish to purchase a copy of Just Another Life, you can through the shop, or the links I've left here for you.
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Hello Meliha,
My name is Linda Rose, and I specialize in helping authors connect their stories with readers who don’t just read them, but engage with them, share them, and carry them into their own reflections and conversations.
Your book Just Another Life captures something deeply poignant. By taking readers back to the late 1990s, you remind us of a time before social media when silence often weighed heavy on those who longed to be heard. Through May’s journey, you highlight not only the power of memory but also the enduring human struggle to find meaning in what seems ordinary, to hold onto conversations and moments that refuse to fade, and to seek understanding in a world that is constantly changing.
This is exactly the kind of story that resonates in book clubs because it offers so much more than a narrative. It invites readers to:
• Reflect on how communication has evolved and what it means to truly listen in an age of constant noise
• Share their own memories of a pre-digital world and the quiet significance of connections once overlooked
• Explore the universal theme of how the ordinary becomes extraordinary when viewed through the lens of time and reflection
• Engage in meaningful discussions that tie personal experiences to broader questions about belonging, memory, and identity
I would love to introduce Just Another Life to readers who will not only appreciate May’s story but also use it as a springboard for their own reflections on life, memory, and what it means to be heard. Together, we can build a community of readers who embrace the quiet beauty and thought-provoking depth your book offers.
Would you be open to a short conversation about how I can help bring Just Another Life into the hands of these engaged and thoughtful readers?
Warm regards,
Linda Rose
Book Marketing Specialist