Sarah Ferguson's ink-stained fingers, which she believes were created to weave tales of wonder, tremble with uncertainty after being squeezed between scandals and controversies.
A royal author's quill now lies still as rough whispers on the papers halt it's movement.
Fergie's creative spirit and her imagination may still ablaze, but unstoppable storms momentarily blowing away her ambitions, grappling with the harsh realities of a world where reputation and art are inextricably linked.
A friend of Ferguson believes 'the latest blow may take a toll on her mental health as she loves to swell in the world of literature despit all her 'missteps and decisions' that left her bruised.'
Undoubtedly, the removal of Fergie's book from sale is a harsh reminder that the reputation and art go together. Though she may not be abandoning her writing plans, but the move has left a mark on her creative drive.
Hope still remains sound that her experience will shape her perspective and approach moving forward.
It is being reported that 'Flora And Fern: Kindness Along The Way' was originally scheduled to hit the shelves on October 9, but the title was delayed, with a revised publication date being listed on Amazon as November 20.
Now, the listing has been removed altogether, according to a new report.
The book was the latest in the series created by Sarah, who has published over 70 books, including several children books, but 'Her Heart for a Compass' being a romantic novel for adults shows her versatility as a writer, and it's interesting to see her explore different genres.
Fergie's experience of writing may help her cope with this challenging time, but her spirits seem shattered by some of her unwise decisions.
