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[close] I'm not depressed. That's the truth. But I understand there is a variety of people who are indeed depressed. I have met a surprisingly large population of depressed people. People in need, people in dire need of advice and help. I want to change constantly for the better. I feel I am in a good state of life, nonetheless, it can be better. Nirvana, of course. But, for others, that is clearly not the case. Other's strongly feel that suicide is the only solution, that is not true at all. And I feel strongly that there is a large population as well that can actually provide advice and support. Hopefully, I am one of those. This group is solely created for the purpose of helping others. Nothing else.

[close] Epistolary writing is actually writing a story in the form of a series of documents - mostly letters, or journal entries, newspaper clippings, or in more recent times, blog posts, text messages, or emails. This book club is dedicated to reading epistolary novels. "There is something pleasantly, innocently voyeuristic about reading an epistolary novel. They give you the feeling of stumbling on a box of letters left in an attic, but there are no consequences or hurt feelings if you read them. Actually, the author prefers that you read them." BookRiot 8/24/16

[close] This is a group where you can keep track of character that you have made for other groups. Also where you can have a little journal to keep your thoughts in.

[close] To answer more than the obvious question of "What was it like?", Amy Rohde will answer questions about her experiences as a double hurricane evacuee and about her new book, The Katrina Diary, from July 15, 2010 until August 31, 2010.