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Always On Protagonist

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As I age, I am finding that my mental capacity for drama and 'I have to pay attention' moments are becoming less and less frequent. Oh yes, I speak with friends and family. Text. Email. Face to face conversations.

But I am coming to cherish more and more those hours of in-between the must focus moments. No outside my immediate control kind of thoughts or physical situations. Care of my four kitty boys as an exception.

Many, many authors here on the 3 World Literature sites offer extremely good tales, where the focus and drama comes in a (seemingly) rapid progression. One drama moment after another. No breaks. Always go-go-go kind of physical and mental reality.

Do you have any recommendations for an enchanting tale where the author has chosen to include appreciation moments? Y'all know, art, nature, geographical, science appreciation moments. No real drama beyond living in that immediate reality, what ever it might be.

No whole chapters kinda deal. A few sentences. A few paragraphs that acknowledge a daily life and routine that does not include hyper-focus needed kinda drama/situations?

A sampling… In no order, for me…

https://storiesonline.net/a/Howard_Faxon

https://storiesonline.net/a/Al_Steiner

https://storiesonline.net/a/lazlo-zalezac

https://storiesonline.net/a/qhml1

https://storiesonline.net/a/rlfj

https://storiesonline.net/a/argon

https://storiesonline.net/a/cmsix

https://storiesonline.net/a/Celtic_Bard

https://storiesonline.net/a/fantasylover

There are dozens more authors that create tales that fit the criteria.

These are just a few that write 'really good stuff'.

What's your recommendations?

samuelmichaels 🚫

@NC-Retired

How about Oyster50? A lot of his tales include enjoyment of everyday life, with relatively rare periods of drama.

Something like Wagons Ho! by Lazlong has periods of everyday living on the trail, with simple pleasures (with occasional drama, of course).

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@samuelmichaels

How about Oyster50?

Yes, I have read many of his tales and they are good.

Thanks for the reminder to go sample re-read again.

Switch Blayde 🚫

@NC-Retired

A few paragraphs that acknowledge a daily life and routine that does not include hyper-focus needed kinda drama/situations?

Alfred Hitchcock said drama is life without the boring bits.

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