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Benjamin D. Copple

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Benjamin D. Copple There is an anonymous quote that goes like this: "Inspiration is the act of drawing up a chair to the writing desk." It's true. You just have to sit d…moreThere is an anonymous quote that goes like this: "Inspiration is the act of drawing up a chair to the writing desk." It's true. You just have to sit down and write, no matter how bad it is. Maybe you delete it all later, but at least that will get you from the desert to the watering hole. Also, have something to say. If you really and truly have nothing to say, it won't matter how many times you pull that chair up to the desk.(less)

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Jenny's Playlist (from WE BLEED FOR EACH OTHER)

Observant readers of WE BLEED FOR EACH OTHER will notice music plays a significant role in the book. Often, music indicates Jenny’s mood or helps regulate it. Worship music becomes a way for her to learn about and connect with the villagers of Sango. Her playlist is a last connection to her old life, yet also serves as an introduction to the new life she begins.

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