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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Ray of Sunlight about Brynn, Fan, slash with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction.. Start with the sentence 'the author has always loved to write'.
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conversations.value: the author has always loved to write. Fan fiction, original fiction, whatever. While Brynn wrote in numerous genres-everything from mystery, to contemporary, to supernatural-she had always tended toward strong male characters. And then she discovered "slash," male/male romance, and all those strong male characters were finally allowed to express their love for one another. It seems that there are always at least two characters clamoring to tell Brynn their story. Brynn lives in Virginia near her two grown daughters who encourage her writing and provide a sounding board for fledgling stories. When she isn't writing, Brynn teaches children with special needs. In free time, when such a thing exists, she reads anything she can get her hands on, and haunts bookstores. She draws and paints, and enjoys the outdoors-especially if she can get to the beach-and is always thinking about her next story. Please feel free to contact Brynn at any of the following: http://brynnstein2.wordpress.com https://www.facebook.com/brynn.stein brynnstein2@gmail.com
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conversations.value: Give me the first paragraph for this book.
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conversations.value: Ray of Sunlight
  Five hundred hours? That would take all year! For one little cracked window! Okay, it was a huge plate glass window of Thompson's Hardware, and I smashed it beyond recognition, using one of their own sledgehammers..., which I stole in the first place. But I was pissed off. All I wanted was a job, and they wouldn't give me one because I had a juvie record.
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conversations.value: Give me four more paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' if I wanted it to.'.
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conversations.value: WHEN I got my progress reports in late March, my overall grades had been brought up to all Cs. All I had to do was keep the same quality of work, and I could actually do this. I didn't know when it had become so important to me, but it was now, and I was thrilled when I saw the progress reports. I couldn't wait to show them to CJ.
  When I got to the hospital and let him see the report, his eyes lit up, and then he grabbed me in what I thought would be a bear hug... but... he kissed me. It was just a short kiss, but I just stood there and didn't know how to take it. Didn't know what to do.
  He did. I knew that. Not always on the lips, but I had seen him do that before too, even to men. But....
  It was the phrasing that made it even more confusing. "It doesn't have to mean anything." Which sort of implied that it could mean something... if I wanted it to.
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conversations.value: Give me the last two paragraphs.
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conversations.value: CJ is too big a part of my life, of my heart, to ever let go completely. I know having his things around doesn't really keep him around any more than my heart would accomplish all by itself. But, if there was one thing I learned from CJ more than just about anything else, it was to be yourself. Do what you feel you need to do. Make people happy, but keep yourself happy too. Fan fiction, original fiction, whatever. While Brynn wrote in numerous genres—everything from mystery, to contemporary, to supernatural—she had always tended toward strong male characters. And then she discovered "slash," male/male romance, and all those strong male characters were finally allowed to express their love for one another. It seems that there are always at least two characters clamoring to tell Brynn their story.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about BRYNN, STEIN, loved.
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conversations.value: CJ is too big a part of my life, of my heart, to ever let go completely. I know having his things around doesn't really keep him around any more than my heart would accomplish all by itself. But, if there was one thing I learned from CJ more than just about anything else, it was to be yourself. Do what you feel you need to do. Make people happy, but keep yourself happy too. 
  BRYNN STEIN has always loved to write. Fan fiction, original fiction, whatever. While Brynn wrote in numerous genres—everything from mystery, to contemporary, to supernatural—she had always tended toward strong male characters. And then she discovered "slash," male/male romance, and all those strong male characters were finally allowed to express their love for one another. It seems that there are always at least two characters clamoring to tell Brynn their story.