CHANNILLO
Kay Gardner      7/28/17 9:50 AM
I am less than what I wanted, and more than I deserve. just started reading your series, and this line in particular grabbed me ("the girl"). i so feel it.Bill McStowe      6/18/17 8:21 PM
Wow. "Restricting Love" was a powerful piece.Kerriann      5/04/17 1:09 PM
I really felt the emotion in "Abolishing Rage", your writing is stripped down and honest, the way all great writing is. Thanks for sharing.John A. Gandiello      2/13/17 6:24 AM
I had been looking for something to subscribe to and I was not disappointed with your Series. From the onset of "The Girl" I knew I was reading something special. I felt as though I had been given access to some secret club; some intel I shouldn't be seeing; the inner most processes of another person's mind. A brutal angst, that if not articulated so precisely and matter-of-factly in your sort of Poetic "Prose", one could take your work at face value as "forced" or "artsy". This is not what I came to understand. I see "The Girl" dwelling deep within the murkiness of the darkest realms of your psyche so deeply ensnared by depression that she doubts her existence; proclaiming she is some kind of far-off figment outside of reality. The reality is grim; a struggle between that girl deep down below in "The Fight Back", fully aware of the magnitude of her emotions and her unfortunate fate of a "Disgruntled Reality" leading up to a "Simple Death"; in a constant struggle to articulate herself to others outside of the words on the page who cannot comprehend her angst ("Disconnected Recount"). I feel it all heading somewhere and I cannot wait to see where and how so. Your stark prose has paved a sort of poetic narrative within the Series steam-rolling it's way to some kind of revelation or major proclamation. Excellent work here C.A.! I'm glad to have found your Series, if only because of a whim. Try to be well and keep digging...