Gardener, Chapter 2

Life is a mystery, a truly fascinating experience. Sometimes you feel good for no apparent reason and sometimes nothing is able to put that smile back on your face. For me, one of the best anti-sadness devices has always been reading. Now when I’m writing a book myself, reading is also a way of unwinding, getting a break from a particularly stubborn plot knot and letting somebody else do the talking. Reading lets you in on other people’s lives, lets you experience the world in a different way, allows you to become somebody else. What better way to get your mind off your own problems?

I want to offer you the second chapter of the Gardener. Take a short break, forget about your worries and have a read. I hope you enjoy it... and if not, you can always vent off your disappointment in the comments!

Snowflake, Chapter 2

I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed reading the Snowflake. I surely have enjoyed writing it for you. To be perfectly honest, I expected more criticism. My hands did tremble slightly every time I checked the page. And yes, I have indeed mistyped the address too many times to count this week.

Roger, your words touched me deeply. I’m glad that Internet gives us this unique chance to meet and talk to interesting and strong people like you.

I will try to incorporate all your feedback into my writing and, hopefully, one day I’ll be able to get simple pleasure from knowing that somewhere out there, there are people escaping reality of everyday life and losing themselves in my stories. In the meanwhile, please read the second chapter of the Snowflake. I hope it takes you on a little journey.