Tuesdays are the days
I showcase my own work on this blog. Today I’d like to share some artwork and a
note that a reader, Janet Sidelinger, shared after reading my novel, The Lonely
War. Like any writer, I love hearing from appreciative readers, but this note
and drawing make my whole week. Loved it.
She wrote:
Hi,
Alan - I just wanted to share last Tuesday's inspiration with you because you
were a large part of it, and might get a kick out of it.
I am
(very obviously) not an artist, but I have enjoyed submitting these weekly
doodles for DoodleTuesday/You Will Rise project. Anyway, last week's doodle was
created on the heels of having read "The Lonely War", which was very
much on my mind especially because Andrew broke my heart. The story was
poignant and very lovingly written. I think because I am half Japanese, I was
particularly affected by the setting, historical context, and characters. Thank
you for writing it. I very much enjoy your novels.
“Common
souls pay with what they do, nobler souls with that which they are. And why?
Because a profound nature awakens in us by their actions and words, by their
very looks and manners. — (excerpt from "The Lonely War" ~Alan Chin)
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