Satan's Muse. Life is a Story - story.one - Houleau, Coldred
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Josephine has an easy-going relationship with her boyfriend, Luke. But after witnessing her parents' divorce, and as Luke starts to advance in his career an artist, Josephine is forced to contend with challenges growing in her own relationship. By examining a failed marriage, as well as through exploring complex topics of gender in art, the author - through Josephine - challenges set perceptions of relationships and problem resolution.No relationship is easy, and not every person is exactly how they seem. Sometimes it takes a long time to realise the bad, and longer still to rediscover the…mehr

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Josephine has an easy-going relationship with her boyfriend, Luke. But after witnessing her parents' divorce, and as Luke starts to advance in his career an artist, Josephine is forced to contend with challenges growing in her own relationship. By examining a failed marriage, as well as through exploring complex topics of gender in art, the author - through Josephine - challenges set perceptions of relationships and problem resolution.No relationship is easy, and not every person is exactly how they seem. Sometimes it takes a long time to realise the bad, and longer still to rediscover the good on the other side. It's through empathy that we can begin to better understand one another, overcome our pain, and begin to restrengthen the bonds that once connected us.
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My name is Coldred Houleau, and I'm just beginning my literary journey to become an author. For a long time, I've been travelling and working worldwide including parts of England, Canada, Mexico and across central Europe. In more recent years, I settled down for love and began holistically studying people and their interactions with their environment through art. I want to use all these experiences to tell stories and inspire readers. Instead of revealing much more about myself, I expect my work can speak for itself.