“We’ll be wanting to learn more about fractals.” Thalia slipped on her shoes. “Why?” Calliope asked. “And what’s a fractal?” “I’m not exactly sure,” Tal replied. “That’s why we need research Silly! I have a… feeling… fractals offer us a creative spark for book 4… an opportunity to be unique.”
Very interesting article. And for me and being pulled in a direction. I still question myself and this writing direction. Is writing fiction where I'm supposed to go? I enjoy it but do people read fiction anymore? I have come across many fiction writers out there, but here on Substack, the majority write in a way that includes personal life or how to newsletters. I find my personal life to be boring so I write fiction.
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Fractals are delightful! And you don't have to do the math yourself, you can get someone else to do the work and just enjoy the results!
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Thought provoking! I’m fascinated by the expressed notion of tying fractals to Book Four?! For now, the farmers’ market sounds doable... 🙃
Very interesting article. And for me and being pulled in a direction. I still question myself and this writing direction. Is writing fiction where I'm supposed to go? I enjoy it but do people read fiction anymore? I have come across many fiction writers out there, but here on Substack, the majority write in a way that includes personal life or how to newsletters. I find my personal life to be boring so I write fiction.
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