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Remittance Girl,
Thank you, as always, for what you do and for posting your work online.
I have read the existing chapters of _Tales of the Mumbai Coven_ several times now, usually around Hallowe’en, but I think I have been remiss with regard to thanking you for that particular series. It is really, really enjoyable, and I hope that it brought you much dark delight in writing it.
Much appreciated.
Thank you for allowing your art to be viewed by everyone. I’ve recently read ‘The Teacher’ and really appreciate the way you have turned submissivenism from being brought about by abuse and weakness, to a desire centered on trust.
Thank you.
hi, i just finished reading beautiful losers. please finish it, it was absolutely brilliant
I really enjoy the work you post & the discussions. Any eta on some closure on Beautiful Losers?
Finding your elegant fiction online is like stumbling into a sunlit clearing in a forest drear. Delicious imagery, finely drawn characters, wicked insights…sigh.
Thanks for sharing your gifts.
Labarge
Hej Girl,
I have not read much but I found always sad when someone has a low moment, special in the outlook on oneself, so I would love to send you some confort. I guess you are terribly attractive person so it just feel right to take time off to reflect on past work. Inspiration will come back, in that subject it is almost infinit because we touch 2 very intimates side oneself who are often at opposit ends. In writing I have no ideas but the subject is so abstract the concept that is must be easy to fall in the trap of illustrated aesthetic taking over the sensual fantasy, masturbating loses the fantasy of projection in favour of a descriptiv without soul.One become technical and lose its poetry, the set changes but the action remain repetitiv because one has lost the charms of the dream.
Still I am neither a writer nor an fine art artist, I am just a retired whore who loves playing about.
Best wishes for your recovery, Charrlote (unknown to you but aware of you ).
Did you write a story set in a silversmiths? It was one of my favourites but I can’t find it now and wonder if I imagined it (only my imagination isn’t that good).
I did. It was called “Pleasure’s Apprentice.’ But it has been accepted in Violet Blue’s “Best Women’s Erotica 2012″ so I had to take it off my site.
Hi RG, Any chance you could put “The Illustrated Teacher” back online? It is a sublime story. There are lines from that piece that are so resonant and memorable to me, I would love to read it again. I saw in another comment where someone else had requested it, just wanted to second that request! Cheers!
It IS online. It’s just not finished. It’s here. http://www.sscserver.com/rg/series/teacher1.htm
I really love your writing style…..it kinda varies! Please update “the voice”
I love the way you leave your readers teased and hanging — intellectually. Yes, your words titillates senses but more importantly, you always make it to ignite an introspection and leave someone in the depths of convoluted rumination of human nature and psychology. Very existential.
Your writings are eating up my weekends.
My wife and I often enjoy art together. We usually debate the meaning/importance of a work. Your writing was the first time we both took different things away from the experience, and both agreed the other’s viewpoint was valid. I’d like to thank you for enriching our life’s.
-Larry
That’s wonderful to know!