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About WriteRight4Life, LLC, and Everett R. Mane's Literary Project

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Exploring the Essential Philosophical Psychology for Authoring Empathy

I invented Calhoun Mane, an alter ego, to exist as the protagonist throughout every narrative I create.

 

Authoring 'Raising Mother Nature' enabled me to expand my worldly and otherworldly knowledge while fostering readers' engagement. I have developed a stylized voice unique to my experiences and poured my soulful efforts into building a target audience that is worthy of emotional intelligence. My protagonist encounters honest relationship-building prompts with antagonists, leaving the reader questioning decisions and outcomes throughout this adventurous faith journey.

Storytelling is the gift God provided me. Human nature, mentorships, divine understanding of virtues, and

Intellectual growth has led to my evolving progress as a creative person. 

– Everett R. Mane

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King David wrote, "For the LORD is good and His love endures forever; His faithfulness continues through all generations" (Psalm 100:5).

Read about a homeless teenage Calhoun Mane who set out on the open road, relying on his sins to survive the real world. He had already endured the extremes of child abuse, so fear was not a word in his vocabulary. After surviving so many acts of mischief, he finally began to consider the course of his life. So many signs and wonders had already guided him forward, but Calhoun kept stepping into traps that hindered his progress. God made a way.

Get a copy of WriteRight4Life, LLC's epic faith journey, "Raising Mother Nature," today, and discover the self-exploration within yourself to raise consciousness for self-love's sake.

(My Adobe Illustration is the main resource for this generated art. I used OpenAI to place the character in a setting.)

WriteRight4Life, LLC presents Raising Mother Nature.

My Literary Project: Raising Mother Nature 

 

When I realized that my manuscript lacked femininity, my foster mother, Marjorie Wise Sedlacek, brought a balance of feminine persuasion and brilliance to our project. I wrote many iterations of the story without her help, but when Mom and God showed up, we had a transformative experience unique to my upbringing. 

 

Raising Mother Nature is a narrative nonfiction title that offers a deeply rooted philosophical understanding of the psychological well-being of Calhoun Mane (my alter ego), or its absence. After a childhood riddled with confusion over bad relationships with those who were supposed to love him, he runs away, fearful, and discovers a whole world of good and bad experiences. Human nature plays a distinctive role in the sinful life that served as his defense against more harmful relationships and the emotions he struggled with. Mother Nature’s unpredictability causes so much disruption in Calhoun’s life, but the impressions his family left on him make for a story hard to dismiss as anything but the truth amid humankind's influence. 

 

Calhoun began life as a fallen branch of a family tree, lost in his eventual self-discovery. Learn how he finds purpose through this satirical narrative guided by spiritual revelations from God.

"The present cannot be lived happily unless the past has been ‘cleared up’ and the future is bright with promise.” ~ Alan Watts

Experience your transformation, as God dwells within all our understanding of life as consciousness.

Recognize the signs and wonders He provides for us. Learn to see and hear with conviction for a faith journey of your own.

Love is the antidote to what remains broken in us, so I hope you start loving without fear, without questioning your worthiness.

REVIEWS

Awesome book! Very hard to put down! Definitely a good read. Very personal. Through the good, the bad, and the ugly, I found this book to be one of the most in touch and sometimes heartbreaking stories I've read in a long time. A must-read! ~ Beth

Great read! Couldn’t put the book down. As a former caseworker, it was nice to see a good ending. I often wonder what happened to the kids now adults on my caseload. Hoping that the kids that I once cared for have a similar ending. This book isn’t for the faint of heart its dives into a world that many of us aren’t familiar with. It brings an understanding and a desire to serve with kids who are defenseless and just want to survive. Thanks for sharing such an amazing story.
~ Kendra 

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Everett R. Mane

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Bellbrook, Ohio 45305

Phone: (937) 956-4884

Email: everettmane@iCloud.com

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