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Interesting correlation, emotionally and otherwise, in your discussion of your two books.
Thank you so for taking the time to read, to comment. I suspect that most readers don't know how much it means for the writer to be able to be in conversation, to have the work evoke an exchange. It means more than I than suspect most readers know. It's why I write a fan letter when I read a book I love, one that has touched me. I don't always hear back, but more often I do.
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Sep 11, 2014 04:51PM
Interesting correlation, emotionally and otherwise, in your discussion of your two books.
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Thank you so for taking the time to read, to comment. I suspect that most readers don't know how much it means for the writer to be able to be in conversation, to have the work evoke an exchange. It means more than I than suspect most readers know. It's why I write a fan letter when I read a book I love, one that has touched me. I don't always hear back, but more often I do.
