Jakarta –
Kite Broken is becoming a popular spectacle. Before being published as a web series, the series was first published in the form of a novel by Mommy ASF.
The owner of the real name Eka Nur Prasetyawati is the figure behind the popularity of the story Kite Broken. The end of Eka’s household became the forerunner to the publication of the novel.
Novel Kite Broken will not succeed if Mommy ASF does not pour out her heart on social media in 2019. The book, which originated from sadness and disappointment, was written after a long journey, Mother.
After Mommy ASF’s marriage ended, she spent the day with only four children. They are Ammar, Rayyan, Salman, and Abdillah. Once, he felt too busy to spend time working and taking care of children.
The woman who works as a veterinarian is trying to find a hobby for her me time. Eka said that one day she got an inspiration when she went to visit a relative’s house.
“When I played there, he had a mini library. This friend of mine showed me one of his short stories in an anthology book. I also thought, wow, it’s cool to have a book put in your own library and one day people will read it,” said Mommy ASF in the Intimate Interview session with HaiBunda.
according to Mommy ASF, she is a woman who is not good at pouring out her heart verbally. He prefers to express his feelings through writing.
After seeing a friend who published a book, he was inspired to write. The mother of four immediately opened her laptop and started writing after returning from her best friend’s house.
“I’m not a verbal person, it’s hard to express my feelings to other people because I don’t feel good, it’s just hard to say. I prefer to write. When I get home, I immediately open my laptop and type,” he said.
Even so, Eka did not immediately publish a book. He started his hobby from an article uploaded to social media. At that time he found a writing community on Facebook.
How in the end the novel Kite Broken rise? Read on the next page, Mother.
Also watch the video about the story of Mommy ASF finishing the novel Broken Kite:
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