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Hey there! 

Here, we defend free speech, respect historical wisdom, and resist cultural rot. Like all authors, my writing is based on personal experience. I'm a mom. I had cancer. I grew up in a divorce situation, and one home was a same-sex household. I went to Emory during Trump's first term, so I was educated during a time of crisis in universities across the country. This resulted in a solipsistic, postmodernist culture that didn't just challenge but despised tradition. I'm just not okay with academia hating one-half of all Americans and inducing identity crises in their pupils.   

!فرصة سعيدة

أهلاً  وسهلاً.  أقدم  هنا  تقارير  عن  الأدب  المكتوب  باللغتين  الإنجليزية والعربية.  باسم الله، أحترم  حكمة  التاريخ  وأدياننا .  وجهة  نظري  تنبع  من ثقافة  فاسدة  ومشوشة.

Screens and the Ego (the story)
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On Judgement as a Sellable Commodity
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A Meditation on Freedom | Screens and the Ego
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Isopropyl Alcohol | Screens and the Ego
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My Brother the Fanatic | Screens and the Ego
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Screens and the Ego by Jane-Marie Auret

Screens and the Ego 

2023

Defiance Press publishes high-quality, principled fiction with an emphasis on liberty and country. It was founded to platform voices sidelined by mainstream publishers, and my book critiqued progressivism at a time when it was still scary to do that. 

 

Through the lens of a young Muslim woman struggling with the dualities of her identity, Screens and the Ego weaves between haunting tales of displaced immigrants, reflections on mental health treatment failures, and meditations on the quest for authenticity in an increasingly performative world, and what we've lost in our scientific approach to human suffering: the concept of the soul itself.

The Narrative Game 

2021

Sad Girls Club began as a literary blog and evolved into something more profound.

 

The Narrative Game examines the relationship between a father addicted to opioids in the rust belt.  

Narrative Game  by Jane-Marie Auret
Stories that Need to be Told  by Jane-Marie Auret

Hope Walker 

 2018

Stories that Need to be Told is a writing anthology and publication. 

Hope Walker investigates a Vietnam veteran and grandfather adopts his free-spirited granddaughter. 

Why I Hate Bananas

2017

Longer Than Expected is Wising Up Press's publication on the aftermath of cancer and terminal illness. 

Why I Hate Bananas is about my experience with and the lifelong effects of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. 

Wising Up Press  by Jane-Marie Auret
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