Ask the Author: Simon Gillard
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Simon Gillard
Your mind is forced to open up and go to another place that doesn't exist in reality. In order to take your reader to that place, you must go there, too.
This escape is blissful and leaves you left with a sense of living that goes on to further inspire other brilliant ideas.
This escape is blissful and leaves you left with a sense of living that goes on to further inspire other brilliant ideas.
Simon Gillard
Uncovering the dark tainted material that had wrapped the inanimate object for centuries before now, when suddenly, a pair of damming eyes... opened.
Simon Gillard
The islands that Robinson Crusoe explores. I'd get lost there make do as best I could.
It would be quite freeing and easy on the mind to let go and simply exist in a world where your only current problem is how to go about surviving, today.
No doubt whilst there I'd try to build a raft at some point, and go searching for indigenous people, too.
I suspect most of my time would be spent listening to the wave of the ocean rolling in, and wondering what life must be like back home.
It would be quite freeing and easy on the mind to let go and simply exist in a world where your only current problem is how to go about surviving, today.
No doubt whilst there I'd try to build a raft at some point, and go searching for indigenous people, too.
I suspect most of my time would be spent listening to the wave of the ocean rolling in, and wondering what life must be like back home.
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