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Noizchild

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about me

I love writing, Japan, England, art, music, being different, swimming, and belly dancing. I have been writing since 2000. I am looking to get published this year. I love to stick out like a sore thumb. I'm also very opened-minded. I'm still in school, but that's not stopping me one bit!

I am back in school now. Because of this, I am only available to read on weekends or if my classes are canceled.

favourite books

Anything by Anne Rice
Divine Comedy by Dante
Anything by Shakespeare
1984 by George Orwell
Canterbury Tales by Chaucer
Catch--22 by Joesph Heller
Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
Paradise Lost by John Milton

my websites

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my books

Steel Prison

Noizchild Johnson

“It’s okay, honey. Daddy’s never going to hurt momma ever again.” Lisbeth's mother's icy words lead her to a new hell called Maycomb Academy.


For seven year old Lisbeth Parker, life as she knows it comes to an abrupt end when she sees her mother clutching a smouldering, bloodied piece of firewood whilst standing over her father's bloodied corpse one August night in 1973.

"It's okay, honey. Daddy's never going to hurt momma ever again," are the last words Lisbeth hears from her mother before the police come and take her away, arresting her for murder. Her mother's words haunt her as she enters Maycomb Academy, a correctional boarding school for girls in Massacre County, Alabama. She will remain there for the next fourteen years.

As the years tread by, Lisbeth navigates her way through her now altered life, through gathering memories and reflections, through loss and love. Can she survive and rise above the harsh hand life has dealt her, or will she fall through the cracks and become a lost soul?

(Thanks to Bradley Wind for the cover and JohnDoe with the pitch edits.)

 

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Kmaria wrote 33 days ago

Hello- :) from Alaska. I am currently seeking readers for my uploaded....

Brian Bandell wrote 51 days ago

Thanks for your nice comments on Famous After Death. It's going to co....

Brian G Chambers wrote 51 days ago

I will read and comment on yours in the next few days. Brian.

Brian G Chambers wrote 51 days ago

Hi Noizchild Thank you for your support and comment on my Tales for ....

Brian Bandell wrote 68 days ago

Hi Noizchild, You previously commented on my novel Mute. I recentl....

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I wrote 52 days ago

I finally got to your book. The first chapter of the first story is really cute. I really want to see what happens next with Mary and her muffins. You have the ability to draw in kids and adults in with your writing. You just need an illustrator and to fix the grammar and this book will be perfect. ... view book

I wrote 53 days ago

Pretty gritty stuff you have here, my friend. This reminds me of the movie "Kids" by Larry Clark. Chris strikes me as a sociopath. Adolescent delinquency and glory-hunger are never a good combination. It makes me what to find out what happens in a morbid sense. You did a good job with the details he... view book

I wrote 55 days ago

You do a beautiful job with the descriptions and details in the fist section. You started out the story rather gritty, but it's gripping enough to draw the reader in for more. I definitely plan to come back. Just fix up the grammars in the story and everything will be even better. Good story here! view book

I wrote 87 days ago

Yay, I finally got around to reading this story! Took me long enough. The set up to the prologue reminds me of the show, "Outnumbered." I really want to see where you take this. I wonder if the kids are just as bratty as the ones in "Outnumbered." You have a good hook so far. view book

I wrote 477 days ago

The voice in the prologue is entertaining. The Bible reference makes it more interesting. The length makes me want to check out this story even more. I want to know more about this game and Logos. You did good here. Keep it up. view book

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