Surmising with aplomb
and nary remorse…
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A psychological and, at times, poignantly humorous drama set on a U.S. warship in the port city of Yokosuka, Japan, INSIDE THE SKIN is a story about the harsh realities of navy life during the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell era. But it’s more than that — it is also a story about each of us and how we perceive and interpret the world around us. Written with a narrative starkness, the story leaves us with only our own prejudices and stereotypes to draw from and forces us to make assumptions about character and identity, and, in the end, determine not just who did it but if it was even done at all…
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The plot continued to turn, and I loved the unexpected ending. Well done! A highly recommended read. – BETHANNEBETH, AMAZON REVIEWER Review Deleted by Amazon
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I love the powerful simplicity of this post.
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As do I.
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Yes. Indeed.
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Kindness goes a long way … :) Regards, iris.
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Agreed, so much easier.
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I guess it depends on one’s disposition. Sometimes the ego is too much of a presence to be ignored.
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I like this. :-)
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Me too.
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but i’m right, dammit!!
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My typical reaction to most situations such as these…hence the note to self as a much needed reminder.
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