Lester D. Crawford

@lesterdcrawford.com

Writer of stories involving dragons, mostly, that use themes of love, loyalty, friendship, kindness, acceptance, family of origin, and family of choice. www.LesterDCrawford.com Related Bluesky accounts: @thedragonuniverse.com @dracotation.com

Microsoft Word grammar checker told me: "If you want to give certain parts of your sentence equal emphasis, construct these parts in a similar fashion. Repetition of word patterns or key words will make your sentence more balanced and easier to read." That will get it flagged as AI. #AmWriting

Rereading Spark by Sarah Beth Durst. I realized what the title meant. I had missed it on my first read in 2019. Pixit to Mina: "You are the spark that can ignite the world." Mina: "I am the spark." Spark isn't in reference to the lightning beast Pixit. The spark is Mina. Roll credits. #AmReading

Book cover for Spark by Sara Beth Durst that says across the top: Even the quietest voice can change the world. The image shows a city of lights in the background. In the foreground, on a hill, stands a girl facing the city. In the air in front of the girl is a dragon-like creature with his wings spread in flight as he looks back at the girl. All around them are sparks of lightning.