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Interesting how you operate, my friend. You sketch a concept, and it's very imaginative, but you never flesh out the story. Your stories all have happy endings. You spend time choosing just the right picture,

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You know what? I read more of your work - one earned a nickel and the other seven cents. I was grieved. I don't know why because it happens a lot - I recall a line from a Joni Mitchell song where she saw

Well-written, Mark. You've been at this for a while, lol. I suppose your first link has to do with affiliate marketing bc you're trying to promote your ebook. I get it. Your voice has to be heard above

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You say people leave - that's true. I say nothing lasts. Maybe it's the same thing. But you do need people to hang words on, maybe you just can't hang on to them too long :) Thoughtful, Oma.

A woman in search of herself discovers abilities she never knew she had, far more powerful than witchcraft, more profound than weaving a spell - Nice work, love the choice of art - I know how difficult

Ah yes, the burden of youth - wanting things to change and them not changing quickly enough. There's something to be said for stability - you're still here, your health is good, you have your life before

Authors sometimes fall in love with their characters - I suppose that's the up and the downside of writing in those longer genres. In one of my stories, I met Astrid, one of my characters who claimed to

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You know, this isn't just an entertaining story - it's touching. The Romans had a phrase, lacrima rerum, literally tears for things and I think that expresses the sadness of the human condition. We can

It's interesting, a cross-genre piece of writing that is lyrical yet prosaic in form where you can map out your own pathway. Nicely done.

I understand, but a lot of the world looks to the USA as the bright city on a hill, the bastion of democracy - when it fails to live up to that ideal, the rest of the free world suffers. There's a price

Ordinary magic, simply allowing ourselves to be, can be naturally supernatural :)

Exactly, that's a recurrent challenge I face and I know I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to find the right image. It probably doesn't matter as much to readers as it does to me but I want to