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From: "Chrissie de Rivaz" <>
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Subject: Re: stodolsky's reply
Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2010 16:05:52 +0100


>>>>>If you want to sell a book including cryonics to women, cryonics will have 
to 
play a secondary role. For example, a plot of the family relationships that 

develop when a suspended husband reappears and wants his 'old' wife back, who in
the meantime has remarried could be interesting.<<<<<<<


Interestingly, my proposal was based on relationships. Briefly, the story 
centres on complex family relationships. It concerns a woman dealing with 'empty
nest syndrome' initially and a stale marriage. One son wants cryonics: the 
father (a pathologist)opposes it:  mother supports son and becomes interested 
herself. The two other siblings have mixed feelings so plenty of opportunity for
discussions. The son becomes terminally ill so the final decision had to be 
made quickly, taking his other relationships into consideration. 


 But ... as I say, I don't have the appropriate qualifications (fame, football, 
 politician, TV chef or even a model!)and the publishing market is currently 
 pretty dire. Taking a gamble is a long lost art.


Chrissie de Rivaz

http://www.ChrissieLoveday.com 
http://www.Rough-Clay.com 


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