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I really love the way you are hinting at strories in your… ehm… books. The way gaps are left to be filled. The humour. I really like it 🙂
@JazzFeathers
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Yay! I am glad! Sometimes I worry that I’m the only one who finds this sort of thing funny…
Allay your worries. This stuff is golden.
🙂
Brilliant storytelling.
Thank you! I am very interested in this sort of storytelling, because it has fascinating advantages and interesting limitations. One thing that is, I think, both an advantage and a limitation is that some of the story must go untold- to be, hopefully, filled in by the reader.