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“The time has come," the walrus said, "to talk of many things: Of shoes and ships - and sealing wax - of cabbages and kings”
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message 1: by Gary

Gary Stark Greetings and Salutations from Australia, Storm Grayson.

This machine informs me that we are now friends, which is wonderfully nice and rather bemusing.
You see, I'm a card-carrying Luddite, and my capacity for technical ignorance is boundless: I recently published my maiden novel, attempted (and failed) to navigate social media, then, dutifully admonished and with tail firmly between legs, I fled back to the sanctuary of my Writing Room.
My Muse shook her head, said 'I told you so' and pointed to the machine perched on the desk. I sat in delightful solitude, and began writing the sequel.
I enjoy the craft immensely, but am no fan whatsoever of hubristic self-promotion.
And I bet I ain't the first author to tell you that.

Your New Friend in Oz,
Gary Stark.

(P.S. My novel is rude and vulgar. If you hold a disdain for profanity, I would prefer not to occasion any unnecessary offence)

https://www.straymuttsinc.com


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