This novel is being written by my son, a 14 year old high school freshman. It’s a great first effort and I continue to be amazed by his writing style, his fluency, and his story line.
erinlearywrites
Writing for my life
This novel is being written by my son, a 14 year old high school freshman. It’s a great first effort and I continue to be amazed by his writing style, his fluency, and his story line.
Flash fiction - mostly
not quite as it seems...
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Enjoy the world we live in; imagine the worlds that could be.
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The truth is in here
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a libretto for the comic opera of my life
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... because she can
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Growing older is inevitable. Growing up is optional.
"trashing today for a better tomorrow"
Russell Gayer, author speaker
Sowing seeds for the Kingdom
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Understanding is a kind of ecstasy. -- Carl Sagan
Treat everyday as a new adventure
He’s off and running I’d say! Please let him know “Good job!”