Life was always filled with adventure with Sarah. Her unique style and brand-new ideas filled her head. Maybe it was the loneliness of childhood or the adventures in books. Government systems and history also influenced these adventures. Her dark stories really did show how awful society could be. Yet behind all that was a caring person who was hurt many times. Out of so many challenges came the underdog characters with their exciting worlds.
Sarah never intended to go into writing. The stories were an escape from reality. Invisibility was the result, and the adventures started. Each thought was of a world that could bring the story to life. The earlier stories became the foundation of the latter. Sarah was smart and did well in a variety of subjects. Yet it made her want to study more. She pursued even up to a master's degree in business. Still, college was a challenge in those years, and the best classes were in literature. Life was unfolding, and it was never fair to the underdog. The world never seemed to care for the longest time. Yet she seemed to push on through the struggles. Writing was her refuge of places she could control.
Adult life was still filled with struggles, such as finally joining a writing website. There was a competition that lured her in with her first complete fantasy, Curse of the Dragon. This was the first serious story. Others followed despite losing all the competitions, but not without a few top stories, the first being Selected. This was a bold move, and she did it anyway. Stories had to be told, and even poems. Sarah had already been on a poetry site, but that ended up abandoned. The stories started really flowing, and over the years it was the relaxation needed for a dead-end job. Yet she wanted more to publish a novel. There were so many stories to start and choose from. It was difficult at first to get readers' attention, but eventually an editor did. Life was finally getting better. As things improved, she became bolder but kept her humble personality. She could finally relax and enjoy life with the new challenges.
She eventually met her husband and settled into life. With his support and love, the family grew. It was a wonderful time as she had everything she wanted in life. Life was still chaotic, but it was not on her own. As the children grew, she loved them, and they became successful even in writing. Her family was her life, and writing gave her the time to spend many years creating and taking care of her family. She was a private person who did not give much information but seemed happy in public.
Her greatest stories came from the heart with love for each character. From Selected to Challenger. Sarah was not an avid reader but did finish both The Lord of the Rings and Hunger Games. Most modern stories were only seen in movies such as Maze Runner and Divergent. Having her own was the goal, changing up the dystopian. Under the Glass was the original, with a natural-disaster plot. The heart of the stories was in the layered themes. She ran the plots through her head many times to work out as many plot holes as possible. Her characters were not just flat but alive with their faults. The world had its unique places, which enlightened readers. Then they became movies; a broader audience fell in love with the many characters on the screen. They were seen throughout the world. This led to more success than ever. She remained in a quiet, private world just watching it all happen.
Sarah was a writer at heart from a young age with big dreams. From being ignored to being seen, she kept fighting to be relevant in the world. She told stories throughout life, always trying to come up with a better story—a better world for all and some entertainment for the masses, but also personal to herself. From childhood to adulthood, this has been a dream held deep in her heart. The characters and worlds came from an active imagination to bring some relief from stress and to share with others as entertaining books. Her life was to serve and create in a world that tried to control her.
About the Creator
Sarah Danaher
I enjoy writing for fun. I like to write for several genres including fantasy, poetry, and dystopian, but I am open to trying other genres too. It has been a source of stress relief from my busy life.
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