Julia Hughes - writing thrilling adventures - time after time after time.
"really great book. I didn't know what to expect but it was really good, but sometimes a little weird in some parts" recent 5* review left by a lovely reader who's won my heart!) - guilty as charged! I've received some stonking* reviews on the books I've pushed out since first discovering self publishing, but I think the remark above left recently by a reader sums them all up perfectly.
Oh yes please! Let's be a little weird in parts, go off the beaten track and explore the hidden places and wonder at the mysteries of life. We'll be safe in the knowledge that it's only fantasy, and we can retreat back to the real world anytime we choose. – a reader reading completes the story's circle, and their interpretation is unique to them. For that reason, I've never commented on a review, apart from to say "Thank you kindly". (I hope my quoted reader doesn't mind being the exception to this rule.) Once the story's out there, my work is done, but a reader's work is never finished. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm way behind on my own reviewing, and I've read so many stonking good books lately! *stonking: ace; awesome; brilliant; marvellous.
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Dody
1/22/2013 08:26:51 am
Dang, Julia! I'm going to have to purchase a new journal (weird, funky cover type!) in order to jot down all the amusing, yet profound, thoughts that you write; not just on your blog posts either. Got a ton of quotes from your brilliant tales :-} Who in your brain is the choreographer of these wonderful posts?
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Wren Prenderson; "A Ripple in Time" best hero.
"The Griffin Cryer" best Urban Fantasy. Thank you to the hard working judges and everyone who voted at the eFestival of Words, organised by Julie Dawson, of Bards & Sages. A Raucous Time, A Ripple in Time, and The Griffin Cryer. Thank you to Julie and her hard working panel of judges and reviewers.
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