Writing for others is a lot like fishing. You cast your lures—the opening line, the cover, the synopsis, and everything in between—before your reader’s attention, drawing them into the same wondrous vision you had all those months (years?) ago, the one that inspired you to set pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard).
When you do it correctly, I believe you tap into a universal truth that resonates from either end of the manuscript—from author to reader to something greater.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
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MuggaScoobMcFoozles! Big thanks, Anon! 🙂 😀
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I think so too 🙂
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Maybe. It’s just kinda freaky when you see your life written allegorically in others writings.
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You just reminded me of the Bible, where wheat if sown, only to fall on many places that will not let it grow to fruition. Yet, enough fell on fertile soil to grow a thousand-fold. I am not a Bible person, but that seems appropriate.
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So many fishermen angling into the same pool.
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It’s magic!
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Reblogged this on Suzy Valtsioti and commented:
I agree!
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😊
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