@fairburn45 oh my god!!! I may have found my literary soul mate. Depending on the depth, I'd say I read about as many, and have really gotten into commenting lately. I feel I've lost my ability to write, because life got in the way, and my inspiration talent and imagination have all seemed to disappear, but I lile talking to the authors, occasionally offering advice for certain scenes, or plot lines. And my inability to write doesn't feel so complete, when I can help see something when an author is blocked, or tired and frustrated. I look forward to reading your work. Being that you read so much, check out blue fire and red blaze. It took me a long time (for me ) to read them, and I found out this week she is starting the 3rd book. I'm torn. I don't read incomplete works (I still have a few danglers from my early addiction to this site) I have a few that I thought we're finished but weren't, and a couple of series that I didn't know what I was getting into. Anyway, back to the books I mentioned..... Be extremely prepared. It may be the most tragic, and heart wrenching thing I have ever read. I cried, actually laughed out loud, worried, got excited..... My favorite all time books are Gone with the Wind and East of Eden. I swear to you, this is in thier class of excellent writing. Damn! I came to tell you how awesome you are, and veer off to another author. Sorry about that, was just so excited to see someone else who reads as much as me. If you like the book's (should say read?) Please let me know what you think
