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✍️ Substack & Essays
Published my first personal essay on perimenopause and psychosis Early reader response has been encouraging (17 subscribers and growing) Long-term goal: curate a revised essay collection for 2027 Spent a full day importing all past essays into Scrivener to: Re-edit unpublished work Extend previously published pieces Build a cohesive manuscript rather than scattered posts 🎙 Podcast & Media Unfiltered Voices Interviewed by Kellie for her podcast Strong enough conversation that I invited her onto mine next Amra’s Armchair Anecdotes Batched 5 episodes and scheduled them More interviews planned before returning to work Updated logo and visual branding for Season 2 🛒 Pishukin Press Store Adjusted direct-sale discount from 20% → 10% Encourages buying direct without undercutting paperback value Currently: Paperbacks: Australia only Digital products: worldwide Next focus: Bundled offers Better advertising and visibility 📦 Ghosts Among the Gumtrees Kickstarter Finalised proof copy of Book 2 Delivered bonus short story “Zora’s Story” Fulfilled backer orders Kickstarter report and breakdown still to come 📚 Friendship on Hold (Middle Grade) Regained publishing rights Identified illustration issue: Two clashing styles (abstract vs cartoon) Decision made to: Standardise illustrations as abstract Teaching activities in development (slow, steady progress) ✍️ Work in Progress – Seka Torlak Series Deep into Book 5 and loving the direction Now tracking chapter-by-chapter threads (because my brain is no longer a filing cabinet) Goal: Complete draft before end of January Let it marinate before revisions Reality check: Book 4 needs a significant rewrite and that’s the next major task https://amrasarmchairanecdotes.substack.com/p/writing-diary-2-2026
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AuthorAmra Pajalić is an award-winning author, an editor and teacher who draws on her Bosnian cultural heritage to write own voices stories for young people, who like her, are searching to mediate their identity and take pride in their diverse culture. She writes memoir, young adult and romance under the pen name Mae Archer. newsletterSign up and receive free books.
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