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Comparing George R. R Martin And Lisa Tuttle's 'Windhaven'

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I apologize for sending this at such time. Yet I feel that if I did not express the following now it would be lost in the turmoil of which we call a day. I thank you. Too long has my mind been allowed to sit, and expire. Lost to the future, my conscious has sat idling on essays due for collages, or scholarships. But your enforcement of reading for starting class has allowed for me to re-kindle my interest into worlds and experiences of which existence I had forgotten. I have finish all of "Windhaven" by George R.R Martin and Lisa Tuttle, except for the epilogue. The story has wrought fright, stress, and anxiety upon my soul with each one of its three parts. Maris and her tale will not leave me for a long time. Nonetheless I can not bare

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