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“I garden, I write, and I watch the world go by” Francis Rosenfeld is a novelist and multimedia storyteller whose writing explores society, change, and human connection through fiction.
@books.francis-rosenfeld.comHere’s a question to begin with:
If a memory feels like yours, does it matter whose life it came from?
Curious? Download your complimentary copy of Angel and join the book club Stories & Other Worlds to share your thoughts.
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@books.francis-rosenfeld.comShe remembers a childhood she never lived.
Come read Angel with me in Stories & Other Worlds.
I’m Francis Rosenfeld, Angel’s author and your host. Questions and disagreements are welcome.
Membership is free. Bring your curiosity.
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@books.francis-rosenfeld.comThe Garden of Belief - Work in Progress And thus Cimmy solved the problem that had tormented sages and saints forever: if there was a God, how did he allow so much evil in the world? It was very simple. God’s reality was still a work in progress, as of yet unfinished.
@books.francis-rosenfeld.comAn archive of youtube shorts: spoken poetry and narrated stories.
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@books.francis-rosenfeld.comThe adventures of Terra Two started in a small city in the south of France, called Perpignan. I wrote about it, but I never thought I would see it in real life. As the decal on the window of the TGV said - Laissez vous rêver. Keep your dreams alive - Francis Rosenfeld.
@books.francis-rosenfeld.comListen to an epic ballad: The Heart in the Stone, by Francis Rosenfeld
@books.francis-rosenfeld.comThe Gates of Horn and Ivory
Persephone tended to her souls like a gardener tends to his or her plants, watching them get born, live and die, forget their experiences and come back to life the next time around, like seeds sprinkled on the ground.
