This book is 230 pages of my short stories and personal quotes.
This is my fourth book to be self-published. It contains my short stories and personal quotes.
“Tales and Whispers” is this author’s first published collection of short stories and personal quotes.
As an aside, it seems that for Régis, the most difficult thing about publishing a book is finding an appropriate title. This time was not different at all. The author has a “back-up” title his readers may prefer. It is, “Tails and Whiskers;” after all, there are a creatures of all kinds mentioned in this book. Or, if you prefer, just come up with your own title.
The stories in this book are purely fictional but they still offer glimpses into the writer’s soul since they are born from inspiration, dreams and real life experiences. They touch on a myriad of themes that are common to all who have undertaken the journey through this particular life on this our home planet for the time being.
The author’s personal quotes are also born of dreams, reflections, and real life experiences interacting with people (some particularly enganging and life-changing) and facing unique situations. Each one is most meaningful and personal.
It is the author’s hope that the reader will be able to identify with, to understand and perhaps to empathize with the various situations, dilemmas, conflicts, miseries, euphoria etc. that are shared by means of his stories and quotes.
Excerpt
From personal quotes:
Some thoughts...
“The symphony of life would be incomplete without the celestial music of your love.”
“My armour may be somewhat dented and dulled in places but I am still your knight and you are nonetheless my lady if you will.”
“As long as men persist in making war instead of music, poetry, and love; peace will not be freed from her shackles.”
“Love is a treasure that can neither be bought nor sold. It is sad that, due to warped perceptions, some are afraid to give love away while others fear to receive it.”
“I would be delighted to walk with you in the moonlight, in the mystical loveliness of a summer’s night.”
“In the dimness of the depth of night, uncertainty and unease stir in my soul but they are kept at bay by the vigilant light of your love.”
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