Recent content by RHarber

Aside from the interpretation of experiencing something to know it (ie knowing what honey is verse tasting it) I think the saying also is about saying we understand something and then not living it. For example, talking about patience and lecturing on it, but then not actually having patience...

Love the shot of the horizon and the sun sparkling on the water. It is so cool to see a part of the world I have never been to. The large expanse of water next to the children speaks to how vast the sea is in contrast with humans. It truly captures the endless attribute of the ocean. I love that...

I agree with the previous posters: definitely a great idea for a children's book. Beautiful example of how something short can be packed full of double meaning. I love how just a short snippet of dialogue can contain an entire universe of meaning within it. That is the beauty of children's...

Worldbuilding seems that it would require a lot of patience. This is something I need to work on so perhaps I should put my hand to this. I have been watching Game of Thrones with my husband recently and really want to read the books now. I love how the world the story is set in is all...

I love that the vampire does not think of herself as a supernatural being. There is a lot of insight into the character through this simple statement. Also choosing to have the author she meets be Mary Shelley was quite clever as the character is a vampire. I am also glad you went into the...