Ask the Author: Patrick Jasper Lee
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Patrick Jasper Lee
Yes, Kara. In essence, it doesn't matter how you spell it! No one laid down any rules in vocabulary for a people who always passed things on orally. Ending with an 'i' is feminine, as a rule; ending as an 'o', masculine. Hope that helps...
Patrick Jasper Lee
I either sit with it or read or go and do something else for a while. Usually you work your way out of it in the end. I consider it natural to experience it. It's a wonderful feeling when you come out of it and start moving again.
Patrick Jasper Lee
You have a licence to say what you feel without diluting it, as you might have to do out in society, or during general conversation.
Patrick Jasper Lee
Discipline yourself to site down and write, and make sure you observe life wherever you are. Think about it and decide how you wish to represent it on the page.
Patrick Jasper Lee
The third in the series of "The Long Reflection" - "Around Dark Fires".
Patrick Jasper Lee
I can't help writing. I am inspired by the plight of the world, society and also the underdog's journey through it all.
Patrick Jasper Lee
"Through Forest Mist", my latest work of fiction - I was inspired to write this book because people don't always see the real otherworld when they examine otherworldly themes regarding myth and folklore traditions. It is the second book in the series about a family of Gypsies travelling from the East to the West over the last few hundred years as they fight to adhere to the old ways without losing them against oncoming civilization.
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Jan 12, 2015 03:12PM · flag