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R.B. Anderson
Be true to your voice. A good writer has a way of saying things. Take this example from The Dark Tower by Stephen King:
"the gross carbon of wish and opinion was often blasted into the hard diamonds which he called facts"
That is Stephen's dramatic way of looking at truth and questions the character has about what he considers facts.
Think about the number of ways that statement could be delivered – How you would pose that assertion.
"the gross carbon of wish and opinion was often blasted into the hard diamonds which he called facts"
That is Stephen's dramatic way of looking at truth and questions the character has about what he considers facts.
Think about the number of ways that statement could be delivered – How you would pose that assertion.
R.B. Anderson
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R.B. Anderson
Hi Braxton, I enjoy Protostar. I got side tracked with a project and had to stop reading for a while. Thank you for asking and reminding me to finish the book. I just got to chapter 28 where the William and Sydney reach a new understanding of their place in the universe. Anxious to see what happens next.
R.B. Anderson
Dreams are often my inspiration. I also get inspired by daily life, something I read, hear on the radio, see on the street.
R.B. Anderson
TwoWorlds is a collaboration, with many insights and wisdom from
a series of notebooks written by my grandmother Louise Ann Parrish , documenting her process of dying. Louise recorded
conversations she had with Soul entities she referred to as Guiding Angels.
a series of notebooks written by my grandmother Louise Ann Parrish , documenting her process of dying. Louise recorded
conversations she had with Soul entities she referred to as Guiding Angels.
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