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Christian Eatman

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Christian Eatman lives in North Carolina with his family and works as a Data Scientist. In his free time, he enjoys writing, reading across genres, and watching everything from The Lord of the Rings to One Tree Hill. His debut novel, The Search for Something Real, was inspired by his experiences navigating life, love, and independence with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

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The Search for Something Real

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Joe Abercrombie
“Has it ever occured to you, Master Ninefingers, that a sword is different from other weapons? Axes and maces and so forth are lethal enough, but they hang on the belt like dumb brutes. But a sword...a sword has a voice.
Sheathed it has little to say, to be sure, but you need only put your hand on the hilt and it begins to whisper in your enemy's ear. A gentle word. A word of caution. Do you hear it?
Now, compare it to the sword half drawn. It speaks louder, does it not? It hisses a dire threat. It makes a deadly promise. Do you hear it?
Now compare it to the sword full drawn. It shouts now, does it not? It screams defiance! It bellows a challenge! Do you hear it?”
Joe Abercrombie, The Blade Itself

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