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My latest posting of the "Princess and the Plague" saga has sparked new interest in my "Healing a Princess" story. it's nice to see some of you trying my non-TG story writing. I hope you all are enjoying it. please don't be shy about sending me a PM or leaving a comment. I know there is still work to be done on it.
Thanks for reading, enjoying and commenting,
A.A.
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On being a balanced person.
I am so pleased that you are continuing with HAP. In my opinion, it is some of the best writing I have seen. Full Stop. It makes me sad and angry that the preferences of some are so narrow that they only read TG stories. As far as your TG stories, I enjoy reading your work so much that if you write it, I will read it.
I am thinking about my own future in TG fiction, and perhaps after my present work is done, there isn't one. I might have continued longer but the shabby comments of a couple people to me, well maybe continuing is a mistake.
It makes me quite upset that some could be so shallow.
K
Perceived balance
AA, please continue to write whatever you feel like writing and posting, and the rest of us will continue to read what we feel like reading. Seems reasonable to me.
To Gwen: If you intend to live your life concerned about whether others do or feel or read what you feel is appropriate, then I predict a lot of continuing upset for you. Why not let the rest of us take care of our own lives. I/We don't need your approval or permission or acceptance. As somebody (I don't know who) said: Everybody is entitled to go to hell in his or her own way.
Karen J.
"Life is not measured by the breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.”
George Carlin
Healing a Princess is wonderfully complex tale
As are your TG tales.
They complement each other.
Don't let anyone say HAP is at all inferior.
It is just a different genera and not everyone goes for medieval/magic fantasy, IE a sort of D&D/Lord of the Rings world. I think you are pulling it off magnificently as you are with the coming of age/finding his/herself tale of Eric/Erika.
John in Wauwatosa
John in Wauwatosa
A.A.
Face it, girl. we love your stories.
May Your Light Forever Shine
May Your Light Forever Shine