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A Scavenger Hunt worth $320!
It's a Scavenger Hunt for people who love to read fiction and do a bit of research! Winner gets $320!One winner only. Publish America recently lowered the book price from $19.95 to $9.95. They are…Continue
Started Sep 29, 2011
A Scavenger Hunt worth $320!
It's a Scavenger Hunt for people who love to read fiction and do a bit of research! Winner gets $320!One winner only. All This Seems So Very Real is based on the life of butterflies, but the book…Continue
Started Aug 12, 2011
Dawn LaBuy-Brockett's Page
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- About Me
- I am the author and composer of many things on amazon.com. Just search for "dawn labuy" and they all show up. I have 3 books: "All This Seems So Very Real," "Jailhouse Food," and "Another Voice Is Heard." I am a music composer and have 3 CD's on Amazon. One is a very unique religious Christmas CD, one is my symphony, and the other is the music that goes along with my first book, "All This Seems So Very Real."
I write fiction. I'm particularly interested in personification. I approach all my projects as a concise piece of artwork. I also have a degree in Math, which taught me how to exist in obscure environments, make your rules, and don't go outside the box you created. This results in consistency, my writing is cohesive, and everything is there for a reason.
- Book(s) I'm Currently Reading
- Quite honestly, I don't like to read. I like to write!
- Are you a Kindle Owner?
- No
- Since when have you owned a Kindle?
- July 31, 2011
- Are you an Author or Aspiring Author?
- Published Author
- For Authors - Published Books?
- All This Seems So Very Real, Jailhouse Food, and Another Voice Is Heard
- Interests and Hobbies
- Knitting and Woodwork
- Homepage or Favourite Website
- http://www.angelfire.com/blues/onedge
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I did receive the short book, or essay, that you wrote. I am greatly attracted to the idea of boxes and mathematical patterns that inform our writing (but this is where I risk attributing to you things you might not have meant). I believe everything in a literary work should be there for a reason, no loose ends just for the sake of effect. And there's nothing wrong about thinking inside the box, as long as it's one you crafted yourself. You might have guessed from this that I'm a sworn enemy of cliches :-)
A new grandson! That's well worth a typo or two.
Fort Collins holds warm memories for me. I visited there with some friends eighteen years ago, but have since lost touch with these people.
Hello, Dawn. I'm intrigued by your observation about mathematics and its connection to consistency in writing. There are so many things I risk reading into it :-) Which of your works is the best example of this?
Thank you. It's all true too. Though it happened along time ago... as most things seem to these days.