When you steep your novel in a brew of personal experiences, when you share the impressions collected over your lifetime with your characters—you inevitably make yourself vulnerable, susceptible to the pangs of nostalgia.
It happens every time I invite the readers to peek behind the scenes of Fireworks and Other Illuminations. I end up reliving one or another bit of my past.
These images were floating in my mind while I was writing the Traveling for a Performance post. They brought about this moody sequence. It reflects the emotional state my memories evoke.
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