I'm afraid I didn't see the extremely rare northern lights event over the past few days, but in honor of this event, I wanted to share a tidbit of my novel which deals explicitly with this subject.
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Version Three
There’s a saying attributed to Pablo Picasso that a work of art is never finished, but only abandoned. Since I’ve written and re-written, and re-re-written my first novel, I can say I truly understand the expression now. It’s a much better creation, and I’m sure I’ll keep polishing it (but hopefully not too much, because I think I’m deep into diminishing returns). Let’s just say you haven’t heard the last of this book yet.
The Paper Chase
I’m inclined to agree. I love paper. Paper newspapers. Paper books. Paper towels. You name it. Maybe it’s because my dad worked for a timber & paper company his entire life?
Think About It!
And the Banned Played On
