A. D. Lombardo

My writing often begins with an idea that arrives uninvited — a dream that lingers past dawn or a daydream that refuses to let go. I jot down as many details as I can before the picture fades with the morning mist. My journal is overflowing with these little treasures, each one begging to become a story. Sometimes the hardest part is choosing just one. But enough about me, this is about you. If reading a mountain of books on writing, looking at a million story templates, or s

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