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pitrucuiariy aooui nature, w men m turn is wny tne questioner is jus- % tified in asking, “Who is Joy Lorien? “

She’s too good to be kept a secret any more.

She is a shadowy presence especially on RappNet, casting into the eth her observations about her natural surrounds and her personal feelings. gi

“She? inspires us lurkers,” said Elizabeth Lee of Sperryville who has read her since ^Pber Joy RappNet started, and is a fan. “She observes and puts her inspiration into meaningful language, and she’s not perfect, which makes her keen for me. I like the way she is turning me back into nature’s spirits. She gives us those views.”

Indeed, her missives are beautifully wrought and some passages could stand up to any prose crit

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