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Alyssa Cooper Ryan wrote: "thank you for the locations to samples of your work. I wish you well in your creative endeavors.

I liked the Beggar and his cup. Very enjoyable, but what you did in that Autumn poem was exquis..."


Thank you. Poetry has definitely become a staple of mine the last few years. I've written 50 or 60 and I'm hoping to find a chance to publish my own collection sometime soon.


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Ryan Lowrie thank you for the locations to samples of your work. I wish you well in your creative endeavors.

I liked the Beggar and his cup. Very enjoyable, but what you did in that Autumn poem was exquisite. Please write more poetry.

Cheers.


Alyssa Cooper Ryan wrote: "Alyssa wrote: "Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon..."

I don't generally email my work around. I'm seeking publication opportunities for most of it, and I'm quite wary of the internet. :) You can find a poem of mine on stonevoices.co and a short story on inktankmagazine.com, and my first novel will be out this fall


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Ryan Lowrie Alyssa wrote: "Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to ear..."

Your opinion is, without a doubt, the most honest criticism I have ever read about Shakespeare's body of work. I am going to be forward and ask to read of your work. My inbox awaits: sugarfreeryan@hotmail.com


Alyssa Cooper Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to earn such low ra..."

I've just never been a Shakespeare fan, personally. I think that his story lines are blunt and predictable, his characters are completely one dimensional, and his fame has far outreached his talents. I know that a lot of people have a very deep respect for the man, and I can appreciate that, he's just not a favourite of mine.


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Ryan Lowrie I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to earn such low ratings from you?


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