One of the joys of making stuff up for a living isn’t that I get a free pass for my Google search history, nor is it that I get to stay in a state of deep psychosis.
Rather, it’s reading testimonies like the one below:
I used to read all the time and absolutely loved it, but as work got busier and I came home exhausted, I felt like I didn’t have the time or energy. Months passed without a book and everyday life began to feel a little dull. Then I discovered your audiobooks. They gave me something to listen to while I worked and drove, and slowly they reignited a hunger to know more — to imagine scenes as vividly as my mind would allow. Now I’m reading again, and I had forgotten how much I love stories and how much they mean to me. For that, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I look forward to every book, whether I read it or listen.
I relate to this on so many levels.
It seems so many of us are guilty of letting the things we love — the activities that give our lives excitement (meaning, even) — fall by the wayside as our lives get increasingly busier.
You’d think we would seek them out more, not less.
Yet that’s not how life works.
I can’t say I have the solution, but I sure feel like some of the answer lies between the lines of this glowing testimonial. One action — or in this chap’s case, one story — can be all it takes to reignite an old passion and inject some contrast back into our lives.
For this audiobook listener, The Divided Region was his ticket back to fiction.
Maybe, just maybe, it will be yours, too.
Only one way to find out:
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