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To be honest, in all the time I've been pushing steemit and retweeting steemit posts I convinced one writer to come over - he stayed a month and left in frustration despite hours of help and encouragement

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first one reminds me oƒ my pack - when I nap my pup and cat do too, except my pup has restless leg syndrome and my cat snores...no wonder I always feel tired :)

hmm..I add together their fanbase and I have more followers than them of Twitter - maybe I should do what Cohen did and put music to my lyrics, lol

ha ha, I don't use the phone as a computer - mind you, I sometimes use it as a hot spot for my computer :)

I was saying I'm an unofficial member of the CAS - always have been :) I don't know about that theory but I was sincere when I referred to the Phenomenologists and in particular, Husserl's Phenomenology

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Thanks, Jeffery - haven'r read something like that since my studies in Husserl - I'll take a look :)

BTW, looked at several reviews of Replay and read a plot summary - it's very similar to my first novel, A Familiar Rain, which I began in 1980 and finally finished in 2013 - the exception being that my

You're welcome, Jeffery - an epistolary novelist club - that would be as recondite as the Cloud Appreciation Society - Okay, I belong to that, lol. Thanks for the Replay tip - I'll give it a look

Thanks, Dan - appreciate the feedback and encouragement :)

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Interesting. Other than classical novels like Pamela, writers avoid second person mode of narration and it's relegated almost entirely to letter writing genres. The selection featured is vaguely reminiscent

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