Comments on: Writing With A Heartbreak

By: Maria

Maria — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:32:02 +0000

Oh, Lilith!
I never knew you are having such a tough period in your life…I feel so stupid flooding you with e-mails and posts about the Series, thinking it must be a very important thing to do!!!
Just…forgive me as your crazy fan and let me send you my love and blessing as also a mother of two children.

No words can help now, I guess. Just remember the words of Solomon, the wisest man –
It too, will pass.

and I am SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are going to know Happiness So High So Bright you will forget all your grieves eventually and will be only surprised how broken you felt.

There is NO way such a wonderful person as you are can be unhappy for long. You may say I don`t know you – but I know enough from you books. Though you make a joke that you write for money there is no way you could write such brilliant books as Dante or Jill Series without your Soul.

And it is gentle. And Kind. And Full of Light!!!!!!

Your fans from Russia Love you and send you our hugs and Support!!!

You WILL make it. We Believe in you. You are Great!!!

By: Marie

Marie — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 01:48:36 +0000

Though our pathes may never cross, I send all my best wishes and prayers your way, Lilli. I have no words for you, no shoulder to cry on and I wish I could do something, anything, to help you the way you helped me several months aback (I was the one who thanked you for talking about your childhood and that by doing so, I knew I wasn’t alone nor was I crazy). My love, strength, admiration to you and yours during this difficult situation (transition?) times a million billion. Just please remember, no matter how low you feel, we care about you….and NEVER STOP WRITING!!! I am crawling the walls for the next Dru book (had to add that. Had to).

By: Holly

Holly — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 20:20:12 +0000

A word at a time, a minute at a time, your goal is survival.

Grief has its own time-line and takes its own path for each person.

None of us can say what is right for you, only that you are an extremely talented writer and gifted person. Your imagination has created worlds which many days are much more interesting than the one in which we live.

Thank you.

By: Christina Crooks

Christina Crooks — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:35:18 +0000

Bravo, you. Been there. I applaud your strength.

By: Emma

Emma — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:43:29 +0000

Your words move me in a way that I can not desribe, I think I speak for many people out here who feel your pain and wish there was a way we could erase it.
When it hurts so much it’s hard to even breath, remember you are never alone…NEVER

By: Mardel S

Mardel S — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 08:41:12 +0000

I don’t have anything great to say (except that time WILL make you feel a bit better), other than I feel for you, I’m sad for you and I hope you feel better soon. I hope the writing helps, and I really hope that you also allow yourself to feel better. Try to focus (of course) on anything positive in your life. My father has had his heart broken a few times. He has been in the depths of despair (when he loves, he loves completely). He is now 70 years old and in the last year has found the Love of His Life. I don’t mean to say that you have to wait until you’re 70 to feel better, just that things worked out for him and they will sooner or later for you.

I’m so sorry that you are feeling this horrible pain, and truly, truly hope it passes.

Take care and remember to love yourself and let your kids comfort you a little.

By: zuleka

zuleka — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 05:48:09 +0000

Happiness is but a moment in the general drama of pain, i learnt that a long time ago, my wish for you is many many happy moments to get u through the bad times and know that we are all sendin you lots of hugs and love and good karma, hope it helps*big hug*

By: Katherine C.

Katherine C. — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 04:21:41 +0000

Like everyone else, reading this post mostly just made me want to give you the world’s biggest bear hug. If it makes you feel any better (and I doubt it, at least not today, or tomorrow, or the next day, but maybe sometime in the not-too-distant future) those words you write with the muse are some of my favorite words — if it is possible to be addicted to an author, then I fall into that category.

By: mal

mal — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:53:34 +0000

perhaps you can use the world of your book as an escape, where you can be someone other than you with problems other than yours. it’s always worked for me: daydreams or a book where _this_ world doesn’t apply anymore and there are no rules of what you can and can’t do.
and it doesn’t have to be the exact same world as that which you were attempting to create before, the mind from which it was born has changed, do you really expect it to stay the same?

By: Anaquana

Anaquana — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:42:34 +0000

This was absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking.