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Yeah, I'm sorry. It sounds like your sister is mentally disturbed. I'd go no contact for your own safety.
Oh those hold up very well. I used to reread those a lot as a kid. They have some very nice illustrated editions (Jim Kay) now that can spice up the reread too. The Stephen Fry audiobooks (UK version) are also amazing.
I usually wait a couple years at least between rereadings to give myself some time to forget the details. It'll start to come back but the ride is still enjoyable.
Bag of Bones. The 'Moon and the Sixpence' scene got under my skin. Mike's grief made Johanna incredibly real to me. It freaked me out like crazy.
- My cat made some noise under my bed when I was home alone reading that, and it damn near gave me a heart attack lol.
I'm betting OP looks like that dude from the south park world of warcraft episode
I want my work to be recognized, but I'm more just looking to bring the vision to fruition. I want to make a book that lives up to my own standards.
Beyond that, I think it would be neat to create a true cultural icon. Something influential as Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings that manages to break new ground in the popular imagination and become cultural canon.
I would just say plain old mindfulness. Actively banish the thoughts and live in the present. Direct your energies outward into something like writing or reading. or just going on a walk.
Reminds me of the book I'm reading right now, The Tombs of Atuan
I am thankful for my health every single day. Not a single thing wrong with me.
Keep her name out of your damn mouth!!
I've been enjoying it. I find it has a very awesome vibe. As long as you don't take the whole puzzle aspect too seriously you'll have fun with the book.
When I was a little kid I wanted them to get together, but now I couldn't agree more. Spike loved Julia and nothing would change that. Faye and Spike were just two lost cowboys. They were closer to family than lovers.
This hits really hard 😢
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