 Rejyna's prose is collected here; both fictional counterparts of, and non-fictional departures
from, her lyric writing endeavours.
"Is it called prose, or rather, "...that which doesn't rhyme and isn't a commercially used word work, i.e.; copywriting, blurbs, captions, headlines, subtitles..." Rejyna comments. "I've written essays, non-fiction and short stories...usually as a part or extension of a musical or poetic work...but sometimes the real world outside of music and art, yes, the real life has prose all over it...it can't be ignored..." Rejyna adds, "As a teenager, I became more influenced by the world events of the '70's. To me, the days of tie-dye, long hair and elephant bells also held the underlying philosophical questions, answers and reasons that I could identify with my own artistic expressions. Around that same time, I also discovered and fine-tuned the inner eye that I still use for my work with sight-sense (imaging) type work, while only barely uncovering the basics of the sound-sense (music) type instincts that would propel me for another decade or so." "Once I got into the different types of studios - be it photo, film, video, audio - whatever, all I wanted was to learn what each button did, touch them all a whole bunch of times and bring life to all that the ability of that technological perpetually inspired me to bring to it."
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