Helen, your pieces are so interesting and beautiful I can’t even begin to describe them. If someone were to ask me “what does Helen write about?”, I would be at failure of words and I would simply say “You have to read it yourself, there’s no way I can properly characterize her writing. No words, even the most complex and sophisticated, would do justice to what her writing is”. You have a unique voice and I really look forward to the next series. The world that God never made is such an intriguing concept, and such a smart way to put it. Thank you for all your writing. :)
Helen, your pieces are so interesting and beautiful I can’t even begin to describe them. If someone were to ask me “what does Helen write about?”, I would be at failure of words and I would simply say “You have to read it yourself, there’s no way I can properly characterize her writing. No words, even the most complex and sophisticated, would do justice to what her writing is”. You have a unique voice and I really look forward to the next series. The world that God never made is such an intriguing concept, and such a smart way to put it. Thank you for all your writing. :)
Well done, Helen! Thank you for this fantastic series. I'm excited for Quid Ex Machina and Artificial Longevity :-)