What guides them, what they regard as right or wrong; how they view them- - for Cheryl Penn

[Marie Wintzer]

I sent this postcard to Cheryl before knowing of the Crimson Giant. And when I look at it now I see it as a prelude to the book, or as a coincidence of some kind. I see the Giant, walking away from the Tower of Babel, feeling sad and lonely. Sad of not being able to communicate with people even though he understands all the languages they are speaking. Lonely not being able to approach them, so close yet so far.
Anyway, I'm glad the card finally arrived to South Africa after two weeks on the road.

[Marie Wintzer]

Yes of course, would be great.
I'm thinking quite a lot about the book but not progressing so much...

[cheryl penn]

I am making you another card today - can we still swop aside from the book?? Hope you have a good weekend x

[Marie Wintzer]

Thanks Cheryl, I'm glad you like it!

[cheryl penn]

You have no idea how apposite your words are - this card has been whirling around in my brain - thank you x