Why Syon's Realistic But Terrible Life: Character Origin


In “The Owl from Oblivion”, I broach a number of difficult subjects that may make a few “polishers” of gifted students wonder why I would want to put such details into a book potentially read by gifted tweens and teens. One instance, in which the highly gifted character, Syon, is repeatedly brutalized by alcoholic parents, might shock some sensitive individuals. So why include it?
I took a journey discovering giftedness, specifically 2e giftedness, a few years ago. As part of that journey, I...
Published on August 14, 2015 11:43
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Children of Sophista
This is a blog where I talk about my Children of Sophista book series. I released on October 1st the first book of a four novel length part serial storyline, “The Saeshell Book of Time” --- one story
This is a blog where I talk about my Children of Sophista book series. I released on October 1st the first book of a four novel length part serial storyline, “The Saeshell Book of Time” --- one story in the Children of Sophista series. These books are targeted toward scifi minded adults and gifted middle school children. On this blog you will see interesting things such as new art for the book, excerpts from the books, and points of view about giftedness and the experience of being gifted. Like a person on a journey, I share my experiences about being wired differently. Gifted is not a synonym for high IQ, though many people trying to make it into that. It means a wiring that produces high intensity --- intense over the top emotions, intensity forcing obsessions with projects I've latched onto, empathy that sometimes gets me into trouble, differences in how my senses perceive the world. I share all those experiences here, and the characters in my books exhibit those intensities.
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