Laura
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Richard Bach:
Dear Mr. Bach, I'm a little hesitant asking this over the web but would like to know if you had any advice: How does one find their current again? I lost mine and can't quite seem to adapt to the new one. It's not all bad, but I can't make it work, and perhaps it's normal of a writer, but I feel so lost. Do I winnow it out? Sincerely, LT
Richard Bach
Imagine it.
Remind yourself, I brought myself to this life because I have a gift to give. No one else can give it but someone with my experience, my vocabulary, my beliefs, the truths I've found, the joy of discovery that I live. No one, that is, except me. Promise to write at least a thousand words a day, every day, and I know that the more ideas I share, the more will be given to me.
The current is a mystical blend of this world and others, the current knows where it is going and all I need do is to trust that it has borne me for beautiful reasons. In time I will meet every reason, in person.
Remind yourself, I brought myself to this life because I have a gift to give. No one else can give it but someone with my experience, my vocabulary, my beliefs, the truths I've found, the joy of discovery that I live. No one, that is, except me. Promise to write at least a thousand words a day, every day, and I know that the more ideas I share, the more will be given to me.
The current is a mystical blend of this world and others, the current knows where it is going and all I need do is to trust that it has borne me for beautiful reasons. In time I will meet every reason, in person.
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Anvita Kishore
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I have never read your books. But during a farewell speech I heard a quote from you. I was deeply touched - "Can miles truly separate you from friends? If you want to be with someone you love ... aren't you already there?". It is my humble request, please tell me which book of yours do I read first?
John Tillotson
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Richard Bach:
Richard, I run a theatre group in England (www.stagelefttheatre.co.uk) and as part of Leicester's Everybody's Reading Festival for 2019 we would love to present a reading of Jonathan Livingston Seagull. This would we be done by a number of people from our group, with people narrating and representing the various voices of characters in the story. Would you allow us to do this? All festival perfromances are free.
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