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Sunday 4th December 2016 10:37 | Worth a Thousand Words? | | As usual very well done. I can see the technique you used in chapter 13 of Sins of the Fathers here. It may even work better in this vignette. Definitely a more melancholy story, but that should in no way detract from how good it is. | | Sunday 4th December 2016 11:31 | Worth a Thousand Words? (Author Response) | | I did consider giving this a HEA, but so many H&G stories these days are so fluffy I left it as you see it. Thanks fr reviewing | anniep
Sunday 29th November 2015 07:12 | Worth a Thousand Words? | | So great to find a new story from one of my favorite authors. You capture so much of their pain and regret in so few words. Glad you're recovering and all is fine. | | Sunday 29th November 2015 08:02 | Worth a Thousand Words? (Author Response) | So great to find a new story from one of my favorite authors. You capture so much of their pain and regret in so few words. Glad you're recovering and all is fine.
Thank you for your kind words. I wish I could write more, especially the unfinished stories I have have here, but I've learned to work on what's in front of me. | Arnel
Sunday 22nd November 2015 12:58 | Worth a Thousand Words? | | Harry and Ginny being divorced certainly caught me by surprise, as did the fact that both of them seem quite bitter about the circumstances that let to their separation. After thinking about it, I'm in agreement with the unnamed interviewer that the story shouldn't be published. No matter what, this is an interesting story. Well done. | | Sunday 22nd November 2015 14:34 | Worth a Thousand Words? (Author Response) | I set myself a challenge to write in a particular way and I'm pleased the way it came out. Its not everyone's cup of tea, but there you go.
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