The Pierrot's Love

by Ana Claudia Antunes
(Brazil)

What would be your reaction if some artists from the other side contacted you to write their story?

Would you be considered a ghostwriter, literally speaking? The protagonist of a story not always appears as such. And so is the case of Anne, a normal teenager who finds her life changed by a situation where the only choice and fortune, and escape from being a prisoner of other people's thoughts (in this case, ghostly so) it is revealed by written words.

Afraid of others, and of being taken as a nut case, she defends herself from the mysterious forces and gets refuge on what she finds as a new latent talent: being a writer.

When her attempts fail, it is her own mother who goes to the trouble of letting the word out so that the ghost could finally rest in peace and her lover (the deceased one) could then rest his case for good. But then, wouldn't her mother be in charge of getting rid of the ghost and then succumb to her caprices. You will find out when you purchase and chase "The Pierrot's Love" at: