Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories. Issue # 56: Kavita De Somme
October 24, 2012 by cherylmoore
Kavita’s husband Georges is a very wealthy man, but she is quite lonely as he spends a lot of his time overseas on various secret projects. When he’s home, things aren’t as good as they used to be, and Kavita has paid good money for a psychiatrist, to share her problems. CLICK HERE for next chronological story.
Kavita’s back story, set in India (3961)
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A sad tale, often true…
Yes, I think a lot of people will be able to relate to Kavita.
Can’t wait to find out what happens next!
Your art and writing are so unique, i could pick them out among thousands of writers. A true one of a kind! That’s what makes great authors and artists. Good job!
Thank you, Mark
I like this, and want to follow it through… That’s good writing…
Thank you, it’s good to meet you, Carolyn!
Likewise, Cheryl….
are you interested in writing a romantic with a little bit action novel?
Hi, maybe one day
okay
I just adore your work. Well done!!
Thank you, that means a lot. Cheryl
This is a very strong piece – the looks for recognition to the therapist & other interactions are very convincing, the amount of ‘unshown’ back story implied in it is involving and makes me want to read more.
Great stuff
Hi, thank you, I’m glad that works, as this is Kavita’s first story.
Excellent prose, very descriptive and visual.
Thank you!
For such a small piece, it’s very strong. I could feel the sadness and the want to explain things in a better light.
Thank you
Beautiful artwork and words.
Hi Dina, thank you. Cheryl
Love the economy of this episode and the drawing. Your style is completely captivating.
Hi Richard, thank you!
brilliant
Intriguing! I found myself entranced by the dialogue halfway through.
Intriguing story indeed and it makes the reader wonders what happens next.
Hi Francina, thank you, I’m glad! Cheryl
Amazing! Your art and writing are equally stunning. Very glad to have found your blog.
Hi Maggie, good to meet you and thank you! Cheryl
Cheryl,
Thanks for liking my posts! I’m so ready to post Kavita’s story. You can always use my site contact info when you want to proceed…
blessings,
Clara.
Hi Clara, you’re welcome. I’ll send you an email.
Thanks
Cheryl
Hi Clara, I’m having problems again with the link (it was fine this morning, probably my internet connection?) so you’re welcome to email me at landlessdesign@gmail.com about all the info you’ll need for Kavita’s story. Thanks, Cheryl