I got a new thought on kev's dirt. It's more to do with her inability to heal her son in the 'real' world. She sort of healed herself in the 2nd crons. And with that healing, comes the reward, she was placed in charge of the hospital, got the life she wanted, but now she's got to invoke some bad kar...

I think Kevin's Dirt is the dirt on TC's grave, the fog of time and fading memory that separates the living from the dead. It was his Land, his feeling... and he is dead. Linden can fight the fog with various coping skills and expenditures of energy, life, law, memory, to keep him alive in her heart...

You may feel that way, but he has assured us many times that he always knows how it will end before he starts writing. So I think this thought you are thinking is that SRD is a master of suspense. But the whole series is partly based in SRD's own personal life, and nobody knows how their life is go...

Hey thanks. :oops: I may be talking from my rear. Cross-dressers naturally tend to pick up a thing or two about the 'inner-feminine' archetype, and start to see it wherever they look. :P (Don't even get me started on how Geraden created Terisa in a mirror, and then they 'completed' each other, lol!)...

^ The question I am asking is: How does the land avoid destruction? How do you mend Roger's despair? How does your archetypal world NOT shatter when you have a child who you felt you were not there for, did not fulfill your responsibilities to? Every bit of damage you see in him reflects in you, and...

I always associate Lena with the writing of TC's first book - the one he wrote just after gaining, (and just before losing) the ability to feel. He felt he mistreated his inspiration with the first book, that it was false. He feels the mindset he was in when writing the book was naive and innocent, ...

Hello, I'm just sort of hanging out

I was here a long long time ago, now I'm back again.

AC