You know what i'm about to say.
It's a marvelous piece. This is a chapter that would pull anyone in it. Also i'm a really big fan of quotes and I love what Dangúe said about the sea and the stars.
Your long time reader,
UnknownDigger
It's something that will make you think.
I like the idea that humans must have a sense of stability: and to have that we need to go back to how things were before it was destroyed. I think your descriptions are great however there's one thing i'm not getting. Is the orbit ceasing figurative or literal? I see somethings that make it seem figurative however I also see things that make it seem literal.
Your long term reader,
UnknownDigger
It's great but just don't get it.
It truly is a great story and i can understand that people have been split but I just don't understand a few things. Are people under the water or are they land? Where are the probes coming from? It may just be that I'm not seeing your vision like your other stories, so maybe you can help me.
Your long term reader,
UnknownDigger
Good jobs like always!
The descriptive nature you use is something that many will appreciate. Also you left us with a air of mystery with why is their a dead hanged man in a field of wheat with a statue of David in it as well. I'm about to read your new book and I truly hope I like it. Also if i may be so bold to ask this of you: Could you please read my new book The Insiders? It would really make my day if a author of your caliber would read and review it.
Thanks from your long term reader,
UnknownDigger
It was great!
I felt my heart strings tear when I read all that. You had me feel so much love for the violinist and then to read that part it was so sad. You did a great job thank you for allowing me to read this.
Your (most likely) long term reader,
UnknownDigger
