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Judy writes with a style that is hard to capture with one's mind, let alone with paper and pen. She upholds the sacred but sheds light on the profane. Unparallel, each novel delves deeper into the functional shades of grey one's mind experiences just before waking. It is a unique adventure each time one of her stories is read. An author as such paints a picture of a journey very few could hope to capture with words. EtwasVerlor (talk) 06:17, 21 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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