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Eric Valdespino
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Arthur C. Clarke, Childhood’s End, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child
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February 2024
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Finished The Star Child
Dear Readers,
I’m excited to share that I’ve just completed The Star Child novel—a story that became very personal to me as it unfolded.
At its heart, this novel begins with a simple but unsettling idea:
Some children are born different. Some are born remembering.
Set in the quiet hills of southern Kentucky, The Star Child follows Abe—a five-year-old boy whose presence feels… different.
His silence ca Read more of this blog post »
I’m excited to share that I’ve just completed The Star Child novel—a story that became very personal to me as it unfolded.
At its heart, this novel begins with a simple but unsettling idea:
Some children are born different. Some are born remembering.
Set in the quiet hills of southern Kentucky, The Star Child follows Abe—a five-year-old boy whose presence feels… different.
His silence ca Read more of this blog post »
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"The Star Child is a beautifully written tale that feels like a warm hug for the soul.
The poetic prose and heartfelt message about belonging will stay with you long after you turn the last page. It’s the perfect read for anyone who loved The Little Pri" Read more of this review » |
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Knowledge defines what we know, but imagination shapes what we can become. Our world—and our human society—can only truly flourish when creative imagination is allowed to lead, not follow. I use imagination to build new realms and perspectives, places that invite reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage deeper thought.” Eric Valdespino |
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“To me, writing is like painting with words—just as an artist uses oil paints to craft beauty on canvas, a writer uses language to inspire thought and build entire worlds through imagination.”
― HUNT FOR THE BAD GUYS
― HUNT FOR THE BAD GUYS
“An author writes to express their imagination, and a reader, in turn, embraces the world the author creates—sparking their own imagination. Together, they form a circle of shared wonder and camaraderie.”
― EXODUS FROM ELYRIA
― EXODUS FROM ELYRIA
“Albert Einstein famously said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”
Knowledge defines what we know, but imagination shapes what we can become.
Our world—and our human society—can only truly flourish when creative imagination is allowed to lead, not follow. I use imagination to build new realms and perspectives, places that invite reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage deeper thought.”
― Otis: The Last Alien
Knowledge defines what we know, but imagination shapes what we can become.
Our world—and our human society—can only truly flourish when creative imagination is allowed to lead, not follow. I use imagination to build new realms and perspectives, places that invite reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage deeper thought.”
― Otis: The Last Alien
“An author writes to express their imagination, and a reader, in turn, embraces the world the author creates—sparking their own imagination. Together, they form a circle of shared wonder and camaraderie.”
― EXODUS FROM ELYRIA
― EXODUS FROM ELYRIA
“To me, writing is like painting with words—just as an artist uses oil paints to craft beauty on canvas, a writer uses language to inspire thought and build entire worlds through imagination.”
― HUNT FOR THE BAD GUYS
― HUNT FOR THE BAD GUYS
“Albert Einstein famously said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge.”
Knowledge defines what we know, but imagination shapes what we can become.
Our world—and our human society—can only truly flourish when creative imagination is allowed to lead, not follow. I use imagination to build new realms and perspectives, places that invite reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage deeper thought.”
― Otis: The Last Alien
Knowledge defines what we know, but imagination shapes what we can become.
Our world—and our human society—can only truly flourish when creative imagination is allowed to lead, not follow. I use imagination to build new realms and perspectives, places that invite reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage deeper thought.”
― Otis: The Last Alien
