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Leo Vine-Knight is a master wordsmith. His prose is superbly written, and only the most cynical human being, will fail to smile as he describes the protagonists domestic life and the important relationships that have helped to mould him and provide him with emotional support. This author knows the creative writing rules, but he has the courage to break them from time to time, and by doing so, he adds a power to his writing that many other writers, will be envious of. Through the story, Vine-Knight paints wonderful word pictures. He doesnt overload the work with unnecessary adjectives that would only deaden the moment. He demonstrates exceptional writing ability by superbly using metaphor to draw the reader in, and he lets them share the experience. The author creates spectacular imagery for his readers. This
work should be essential reading for adolescents and adults, no matter
where they live, or how they use their waking hours. Why? Because people
will learn a great deal about humanity, and discover a level of understand
that will prepare them for the time when they are personally touched by
the often disturbing and frightening world of mental disorders. Readers
will discover humor can explain what serious prose often struggles to
achieve.
Christ
you're good. I'm only on page 30 and I'm already reaching for an extra
nortriptylene.
wow
this is amazing work.
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