And as a side note… I just finished reading As Easy as Falling off the Face of the Earth, and I’m in love. Seriously. That was amazing. Anyway, it was so awesome that I had to go and Google your name and see who the heck wrote such an awesome book.
So yeah. I guess in the old days people wrote fan mail (way cooler), but now I’m just leaving a comment on a blog that maybe you’ll see or maybe you won’t, or maybe a bunch of other people will read it and wonder why I rambled on so long. Anyway.
You should know that your book was very distracting. I was actually working on writing something myself, and then because the internet exists and is much easier than writing, I left a sentence hanging and went to look for a book by one of my favorite authors and ended up finding this story instead by an author I’d never heard of but had an interesting cover and title and didn’t sound stupid or vapid or like any of the usual stuff that I know I shouldn’t, but I read anyway. And like I was saying, your book is very distracting. I promised myself–just a quick search, then right back to writing–and the next thing I know I’m three hours into reading your book instead of writing my own.
No regrets. That was brilliant.
Now to read all the rest of the things you’ve written.
Good luck!
Lynne Rae Perkins 
Love this. Must repost! Hugs.
Hi, Shutta — thanks!
Some interesting diagrams.The first one seems intriguing and open to interpretation I guess.
I love this!
And as a side note… I just finished reading As Easy as Falling off the Face of the Earth, and I’m in love. Seriously. That was amazing. Anyway, it was so awesome that I had to go and Google your name and see who the heck wrote such an awesome book.
So yeah. I guess in the old days people wrote fan mail (way cooler), but now I’m just leaving a comment on a blog that maybe you’ll see or maybe you won’t, or maybe a bunch of other people will read it and wonder why I rambled on so long. Anyway.
You should know that your book was very distracting. I was actually working on writing something myself, and then because the internet exists and is much easier than writing, I left a sentence hanging and went to look for a book by one of my favorite authors and ended up finding this story instead by an author I’d never heard of but had an interesting cover and title and didn’t sound stupid or vapid or like any of the usual stuff that I know I shouldn’t, but I read anyway. And like I was saying, your book is very distracting. I promised myself–just a quick search, then right back to writing–and the next thing I know I’m three hours into reading your book instead of writing my own.
No regrets. That was brilliant.
Now to read all the rest of the things you’ve written.
Thanks for being awesome,
Cierra