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About meI write contemporary and paranormal romance for Red Sage, Samhain, and Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner books.)
I also write erotic science fiction/paranormal romance as Sydney Croft, with writing partner Stephanie Tyler.
I read as often as I have time to do, in several genres. I love romance, fantasy, and historical fiction.
Homepagehttp://www.larissaione.com
Real nameLarissa Ione
LocationVirginia
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Member sinceJun 22, 2008
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posted by sidhevicious at 2:33 am (EST) on Feb 18, 2009
by Mary Oliver
It doesn't have to be
the blue iris, it could be
weeds in a vacant lot, or a few
small stones; just
pay attention, then patch
a few words together and don't try
to make them elaborate, this isn't
a contest but the doorway
into thanks, and a silence in which
another voice may speak.
posted by theoldman at 2:50 pm (EST) on Feb 17, 2009