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I am a registered nurse by career, but a writer at heart. I have been writing since I was eight years old. My first project was a comic book romance, of course. I still have the original, though it must be handled with care due to its frailty from aging. I also got into writing poetry at a very early age. In Junior High and High School, there were two teachers in particular, who encouraged me to take up courses in creative writing after reading some of the melancholy essays I wrote that concerned the sad state of affairs of our times. These essays were not school projects, they were my inner thoughts, feelings and projections.

For most of my duration of school days, I was much engrossed in poetry and short stories. My writing slowed down a bit, for the proverbial task of learning a "real" trade took over. However, my education provided a roof over my head and put food on the table. After working several years in my nursing trade, I decided to actively prescribe to the attempt of the Shakespearean quote "to thine own self be true", and nurture my strong desire for writing. I pulled together a compilation of love poems and mailed them to myself as a crude form of copyrighting them.

Eventually I had several of the poems published in anthologies in 1998. Soon after I was approached by someone who stated that she wanted to start a publishing company. I teamed up with her and put together four short stories that become what you are enjoying today.

See what Malik Yoba had to say about When Love Calls Again.

I just recently became separated from my husband. I'd like to share the trials and triumphs that I've experienced. In doing so, I hope that I can help someone get through a time that can be difficult. it doesn't have to be. I will have installments over the next few moments examining the mechanisms behind failed relationships and how to get back on the road of tranquility.

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A Word To The Wise

We enter into relationships intent upon loving our partner to the best of our ability. We strive to understand who they are and what they need. We offer support, companionship, intimacy, and pleasure. We build them up when they're down, comfort them when they're hurting, encourage their ambitions and share their sorrow and joy.

                                                        -Ellen Sue Stern