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Kevin Fitzpatrick The usual thing for me is just to put the manuscript away for a few days. My mind is working ideas in the background and once it resolves, I can get s…moreThe usual thing for me is just to put the manuscript away for a few days. My mind is working ideas in the background and once it resolves, I can get started again. If that doesn't work, just write some garbage to get the imagination started again. Something will normally come out of that, even if the garbage written is worthless.(less)

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Kevin Fitzpatrick I get lost in it and hours pass in what seems like minutes. It is just something I really like doing.

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Echoes of Reality: The Hidden War

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Lost WisdomThe thought was fleeting, quickly shrouded in ...

Lost Wisdom

The thought was fleeting, quickly shrouded in ephemeral mists as if the fates denied such profound wisdom to any woman or man. All that was left was a feeling of having known something paramount, quickly followed by vain efforts to remember such an essential truth, a glimpse into unbounded certainty. Now, only the faintest whisper in the halls of forgotten memories.