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vidhya says

Hey buddy.... Nice to hear from u. Its been long. I am just hangin in there!

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patriciarasey says

Thank you for the friendship request! Glad to be a part of your friends.

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tembi says

Interesting topics--have you discovered any insights that will revolutionize society?

I work in international trade and enjoy seeing the world. History is so much more exciting when you've visited the very locations where everything changed.

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nevaeh says

Hi Raul,
Thanks for the compliment. I truly appreciate your support, and hope that you enjoy my latest novel, Only True Love Waits. Divorcing the Devil will be released in May '08. Have a wonderful week, and keep on being the "creative guy." Consider me a new fan;-)

Peace and Blessings,
Dwan Abrams
www.dwanabrams.com

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riturawat says

m workin for a training n consulting frm - take care of content dev for modules / web updation/ newslettrs n a bit of business dev - u can call me a jack of all too!! - love writing poems, readin n makin sketches............. well seems like we r birds of a feather!

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cydneyrax says

why don't you be a sweetheart and let all of us see your face?

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riturawat says

I belong to Mussoorie - what work exactly do u do in tv- media - n what othr creative interests do u have

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riturawat says

thanks again but i think beauty is only a matter of perception nothing more - we r only vain to humour ourselves ! i believe u hav already read that one - gr8 -

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simcha says

You grew up in Great Britain? That's so cool. I've always wanted to visit London! Someday!
Someday I would love to visit India too. Have you ever read Shantaram? Probably my favorite book of this past year. It's set in Bombay. If size doesn't intimidate you (it's 700 or 800 pages long) you should check it out and let me know what you think! :-)

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tembi says

Good luck with your book! What genre do you write in?

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riturawat says

Dear Raul - thanks a lot
i think one book that i read and thought touches the human side of life is City of Joy - another book i will suggest is The Alchimist -written in a very simplistic way but it gives a very exhilirating feeling

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nevaeh says

Hey,
Thanks for reaching out. Have a great week.

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gloria wiederhold ~ queen*of*vannin says

Thank you.

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ingrid says

i didn't much care for the bridges of madison county... i found it a little contrived as i do the message you sent me which you sent verbatim to several of my friends... (where is the creativity in that?) please keep in mind this site is for serious booklovers.

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cydneyrax says

Creative Guy,
thanks for the love.

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aneesha myles says

Hi

Thanks for being so liberal compliments. I am a very moody writer and write just once in a while, when some thought/idea start raking up my creative instinct.

If you want to read a real sad book, then go for Memoirs of a Giesha. Another good read can be The Cold Mountain. You may get a distict Gone with the Wind kind of feeling with the latter. Another quick and good read is The Lady and the Unicorn, which has its own elements of pathos. I also find Sons and Lovers quite heart-wrenching. In classic literature the Hunchback of NotreDame also has a sad story to tell (a very "beauty and the beast" appeal). Gita Mehta's The River Sutra is a collection of stories that can leave you with much food for thought.

Take your pick and enjoy your time with the books.

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eboegel says

Hi Raul, thanks for your note, and thanks for browsing my shelf. I'll browse yours now!
Elizabeth

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misty_dawn says

I'm a stay at home mommy at the moment. I plan to return to school in the spring. I 'm going to major in English. I'm eagerly pursuing a career as a copy editor. Aside from my being an avid reader I'm also trying my hand at writing. I have never left the country sadly. I'd love to travel but I just haven't had the opportunity.

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lubsy1 says

Hi Raul
You certainly have a different take on TLTW&TW - very creative thinking! Yeah, I agree Little Princess is pure innocence - a classic.
Do you mind if I defer from adding you to my friends list at present - no offence intended ok?

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