Ryan Smithson
I wrote "Ghosts of War" because it helped to process trauma. It was therapy. Then it actually got published. Go figure.
Most of the other stuff I've published comes from various ideas I jot down in a journal (most of them stay there). Once in a while an idea hits, develops, lands on its feet, and then someone actually thinks people will want to read it, so they publish it. I wish I knew how it worked, because I'd bottle the formula and sell it on the black market.
Most of the other stuff I've published comes from various ideas I jot down in a journal (most of them stay there). Once in a while an idea hits, develops, lands on its feet, and then someone actually thinks people will want to read it, so they publish it. I wish I knew how it worked, because I'd bottle the formula and sell it on the black market.
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Julie Rattinger
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Hello Ryan I read your book Ghosts of War and i just wanted to say i really enjoyed it Thank you for your service. A question i have is what was your best part of being a war? and do you still keep in touch with anyone from the war. Your story was very inspiring to me
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