Taking into account that I was being recorded in an off the cuff interview in a language that I speak rarely and had to compose my answers for with no advance preparation and no script.
A personally relatable drop I coat over these stories often twist visualization before unwinding to rescreen a scene. Cages become self-facets locked for a better day, as Spring rattles my bars. Back into story, I return, to redraw the faces of actual character.
Not a hook in my own past, I would Cyber Solaris a window of future. Or, go beyond for better detail of a life not my own. Particularly, I’d visit an adored gifted relative before my time to understand his own Cyber Solaris, the responsibility and to weigh knowledge. Also, I’d ask why my Cyber Solaris is like the Atari Pong with a missing controller when his was more of the latest PlayStation. The things we inherit.
Dearly enjoying the books, as more addictive than morning coffee. Monday cheers. 🌸
Yes, now that you've subscribed, I see it. Thank you! I'll send you a story. Feel free to delete the previous comment if you don't want your email public.
As far as the photographs, I looked at the website you sent, then checked out your Substack. Such talent!
Great story. And the narration.
Thanks, Peter!
Thanks, it has been a while since I enjoyed a short story like this.
I appreciate that! This made my day. Thanks for reading!
This story was excellent!
Thank you! 🤘
I admit that’s not where I thought you were going with the ending. Loved the twist… I never saw it coming!
Ahhh, I'm glad I was able to surprise you! Thanks for reading! 🙌
Beautifully read....Can I read for you too?
Are you a professional narrator?
Hi William Pauley, SImply, no. And your stuff is so scary all I could think is that the only way I could deal with it would be to read for you.
I am told my voice is distinctive and I know how to pronounce most words....I have wanted to narrate for a long time.
I have many hours listening to audio books which are one of my favorite ways of ingesting literature, although I also read as they say, voraciously.
MY book in production is at the third link below my name. I would love to create it as a graphic narrative, so your illustrations also interest me.
Happy to try out for you some time!
It occurred to me you can hear my voice at the links at the top of the blue left-hand column at this page:
http://www.dianamarahenry.com/natzweiler-struthof/httpwww.natzweiler-struthofsecurity.htm
Taking into account that I was being recorded in an off the cuff interview in a language that I speak rarely and had to compose my answers for with no advance preparation and no script.
Thanks for asking!
https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/Agent-Andr-by-Diana-Mara-Henry/9781803993461
Wow. You have an incredible eye. Love your photographs!
I'm definitely interested in hearing what you'd do with my work. Is there an email I can use to send you a story?
As ever, this is absolutely fantastic
Ah, thank you so much! I really appreciate you saying that. 🙌
Connor really does a superb job of narrating your work.
I agree! He's the best in the business! I'm privileged to have worked with him on so many projects over the years.
A personally relatable drop I coat over these stories often twist visualization before unwinding to rescreen a scene. Cages become self-facets locked for a better day, as Spring rattles my bars. Back into story, I return, to redraw the faces of actual character.
Not a hook in my own past, I would Cyber Solaris a window of future. Or, go beyond for better detail of a life not my own. Particularly, I’d visit an adored gifted relative before my time to understand his own Cyber Solaris, the responsibility and to weigh knowledge. Also, I’d ask why my Cyber Solaris is like the Atari Pong with a missing controller when his was more of the latest PlayStation. The things we inherit.
Dearly enjoying the books, as more addictive than morning coffee. Monday cheers. 🌸
My Cyber Solaris is a Commodore 64. It shows me prizes hidden inside cereal boxes.
So happy you're enjoying the books, Juliette. 🫠
How lovely. I would dig up all the boxes with tattoos inside. 😎
That was really clever that twist!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 🫠
Yes, now that you've subscribed, I see it. Thank you! I'll send you a story. Feel free to delete the previous comment if you don't want your email public.
As far as the photographs, I looked at the website you sent, then checked out your Substack. Such talent!