Author: Han Jansz. van Meegeren

  • BAD GIRL chapter 21

    BAD GIRL chapter 21

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Welcome to New Beginnings


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 20

    BAD GIRL chapter 20

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Zuzanna


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 19

    BAD GIRL chapter 19

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Letters


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 18

    BAD GIRL chapter 18

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Say Yes to the Dress


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 17

    BAD GIRL chapter 17

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Ilse is Coming Home


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 16

    BAD GIRL chapter 16

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    The Rock Comes Tubling Down


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 15

    BAD GIRL chapter 15

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    Payback weekend


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 14

    BAD GIRL chapter 14

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    Sybil


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 13

    BAD GIRL chapter 13

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Devil Boy II


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  • BAD GIRL chapter 12

    BAD GIRL chapter 12

    BEHIND THE SCENES

    Devil Boy I

    Devil Boy was one of the first chapters I wrote in this book. I did not know whatsoever where it would fit, what would make sense in a logical order of the story. I just knew this confession needed to be in the book. To illustrate that Sylvia had kept a tremendous secret from her husband for over 2 years. She had every chance to stop this affair, yet she didn’t.

    Do you think it’s the risk she loved, the tension of the forbidden act, or was it this deep sighted longing for submission?

    Damien is real to me. I received feedback that said that it was impossible to have any sympathetic feeling for Damien. That is the reason I added a scene in Devil boy II, after I finished the book.

    Character: Damien (Master)
    Made me feel: Anger, Contempt
    Memorability: Low
    Story presence: 5%

    The example, though seemingly crystal clear to the writer, lacks the necessary clarity for the average reader, thus failing to effectively illustrate the intended point. While it may seem like a small portion, comprising only 5% of the book, I believe that this section is arguably the most crucial and significant part of the entire book.


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