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THE AUTHOR MUST DIE by jessicajimmies
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This book tells a story of an author writing her book, in a trance of finishing the last chapter. She is typing frantically, eagerly pouring her heart into the book when she finds herself in the story. She writes a character so similar that she starts playing the main character in her own book. The Author Must Die is a haunting, metafictional journey into creation, control, and the price of storytelling.
The Wattys 2025 by TheWattys
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The Watty Awards are Wattpad's annual celebration of the bold, imaginative, and diverse voices that bring their stories to life-along with the readers who love them. For 16 years, the Wattys have honored the journey of storytellers who pour their passion onto the page, captivating audiences around the world. But the Wattys aren't just an award-they're a tribute to the dedication, creativity, and heart that go into every story, from the first part of an idea to the final word. This is storytelling at its best. And it all begins here.
MIRA by jessicajimmies
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How do you heal when the world keeps breaking you? How do you protect what you love most... when what has to heal you is breaking you down day by day? Mira is in labor-not with a child, but with a story. A story that bleeds with the pain of mental illness, self-hate, and the small, trembling joys of holding on to the tiniest hopes of becoming whole. Not because she is muscular, but because she has a heart that dares to battle with her soul. Between panic attacks, failed therapy sessions, and the ghosts of her past, she fights to stay afloat in a world that doesn't know how to hold her. The letters! The letters that make her emotions spiral-anchor her to a wishful love of gentle, healthy masculinity. Levi, a man who is not perfect but reads her like a book he has reread a million times, is exactly what she needed but never dared to wish for. MIRA is a modern African novel about girlhood, mental health, and the slow resurrection of self-love. If you've ever whispered, "Maybe tomorrow I'll believe it's my turn..." then this story is for you. 💛