NaNoWriMo
National November Writing Month: Simply Stephanie
Stephanie Nichols thought that the worst was over for her when she finally graduated from the hellhole she called high school. She could finally go to college and make something of herself. She was wrong.
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She thought she could get over her awkwardness. She was wrong.
She thought she wouldn’t have to deal with a kid until she was married. She was wrong.
And most importantly, she didn’t think she’d take in a complete stranger, who claimed to be her sister’s husband’s brother…Yup. She was wrong.
About Her
Pahel Biyani is a young, twenty-three year old author who was born in California. Pahel is her pseudonym. Some of you may wonder why she uses a pseudonym. Because she hates her name? No, that's not true. She uses a pseudonym because writing is her passion, a secret passion that very few people know about. She writes in her spare time. Whenever she has a computer at her hands, she pulls out her flash drive and writes. When she comes across a blank piece of paper, she pulls out her pen and writes. Writing has become a part of her lifestyle.
Ever since Pahel was little, she was writing. Of course, at that time, her stories weren't so well-developed, her characters weren't quite so deep, but she wrote. Her first recorded story was about a girl named Jesse who went to school. so clearly, not so developed.
But as she grew, so did her passion and dedication to the magic words created. She took a break from writing and reading, and focused more on school. But her world changed when she discovered a writing website online called Inkpop. That was it for her. All those writers of various ages spun Pahel's world around. She was fascinated, and even worse, she was captivated.
She picked up a pen again and started writing her own stories again. She began to share them with the world. She told the world her stories, but kept it hidden from her family. It became like a secret affair between Pahel and her writing.
She believed her world shattered when she discovered that Inkpop, her companion in the writing journey, was closing down. She felt heart-broken. She did what any heart-broken teenager would do when she finds out her lover was leaving her. She moved on.
Initially, her relationship with Wattpad was a rebound. She stayed because she had nowhere else to go. Her lover had left her and she needed acceptance from someone else, which she got from Wattpad.
Again, she started posting stories. She started reading. She dedicated her time and effort to her words, struggling to perfect them so she could create a story that the world could enjoy. Her stories combined with the stories of other creative minds.
Today, Pahel is happy in her relationship. She has developed a friendship with Figment and she's nearly done with her first full-length novel and has recently completed a challenge she'd set up for herself: NaNoWriMo. She wrote 60,000 words in only thirty days, and has posted it on her Wattpad Account.
Pahel still sits on her computer and writes, not only to give words, but to spread a message.