Finally had a chance to listen to your first three chapters, Julie, and so excited to see where this goes! I’m really loving Grace and interested in her work during this insane period. I also love the use of the student’s perspectives on the climate crisis and what hope means to different people. Very cool.
Thanks so much for reading, Troy, and for sharing your impressions. The timing is indeed surreal, especially as I've been working on this for a lonnnnnng time.
Wonderful Julie. I sat down last night before dinner with only a few minutes to read a few paragraphs, but then found myself so absorbed that I couldn’t stop. Grace’s character, her passion, her inner conflicts—I’m so enjoying how you’re developing all of this!
Climate is a forest, weather is a tree..I love that. I enjoy your writing style, and I like where this seems to be going! That last letter is gripping, as is the ballad. I’m fond of the Metro/Bay region. I was born on Andrews and we returned to Calvert County/Solomons every year for vacation on the bay.
Finally had a chance to listen to your first three chapters, Julie, and so excited to see where this goes! I’m really loving Grace and interested in her work during this insane period. I also love the use of the student’s perspectives on the climate crisis and what hope means to different people. Very cool.
Thanks so much for reading, Troy, and for sharing your impressions. The timing is indeed surreal, especially as I've been working on this for a lonnnnnng time.
Favorite nuggets in this chapter: Ansel Adams as enviroporn and people in a suburb referred to as the last crop. So good, Julie!
Thanks for reading, Ben. 😌
"Climate is a forest, weather is a tree" I wrote that down the moment I heard it Julie...
Once again your skill in telling the details is outstanding!
Wonderful, Susie! I can totally see those posters. Ha! Maybe I should open an Etsy. ☺️
Bloody hell, absolutely, yes!
Yes! Just here with so much admiration, Julie.
Thanks for all of it, Mary Beth.
Felt all the layered sadnesses of this chapter, skilfully revealed. Grace is a beautiful soul.
Thanks for being here, Sally.
Wonderful Julie. I sat down last night before dinner with only a few minutes to read a few paragraphs, but then found myself so absorbed that I couldn’t stop. Grace’s character, her passion, her inner conflicts—I’m so enjoying how you’re developing all of this!
Aww, thanks so much, Kimberly. I appreciate you.
Climate is a forest, weather is a tree..I love that. I enjoy your writing style, and I like where this seems to be going! That last letter is gripping, as is the ballad. I’m fond of the Metro/Bay region. I was born on Andrews and we returned to Calvert County/Solomons every year for vacation on the bay.
Thanks for reading, Rob. Glad you’re enjoying it. This is a special region indeed.