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About Keegan Eichelman
Keegan Eichelman's imagination runs away with her every day and the results end up on paper. She is a believer in the extraordinary and an avid supporter of the imagination. She plans to publish an avalanche of books this year. Besides writing, she enjoys reading a variety of genres, hiking and biking with her fiancé, painting, rafting, napping with her torbie cat "Bella" and eating far too much Hershey's Chocolate Moose Tracks ice cream. She lives in Frederick, Maryland but is constantly busy exploring the surrounding areas on the weekends.
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A Bit of My Writing Story...
I've been a writer since I was very young; my mind just always came up with stories. I wrote these stories and shared them with a few, close friends in high school. I even shared them with my parents when I decided to play the "get the big publishing house on your side" game and submitted one of my first novels to publishers in high school. I was so sure that I'd get a publishing contract packet back in the mail—a packet, not a letter. Letters meant 'no'.
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I got all letters.
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I kept the five novels I’d written carefully stacked away—some hand-written in a combination of notebooks and others typed on beautiful, white sheets of printing paper, organized in folders by book. I figured one day I was going to polish them up. Someday, I would publish them…or, at the very least, read them to my kids.
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But, it seemed, life had a different idea. I was hurled into a line of desk jobs after college. It’d been years since I’d last looked at my books. It’d been years since I last wrote. In a fit of frustration one day, I pulled those novels out of the careful stacks in my shelving.
I threw all of them in the trash.
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In January 2019, my muse spoke to me again. I started writing again. I have decided that I will NOT stop this time.
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We've all had moments in life where we've doubted ourselves. Where fear catches up with us; it makes us do crazy things. I threw out 5 perfectly fine novels! Maybe you've had a similar experience.
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Today, I propose that we step out of our doubts and fears. What would happen if we all chose to embrace our uniqueness and what we've been called to in life?
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I am a writer; the stories pour out of me.
I am an artist and I create beautiful things.
I love helping others.
I was made for this.
What do you love?
What were you made for?
