Author MaryAnn Hayatian

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Reply Sayaka
11:57 PM on October 15, 2009 
I am impresssed of your attitude and belief power for what you do.
Reply Friedrich Nietzsche
11:47 AM on June 19, 2009 
What more I can say, and what the simple, naked words can really express? But an astonishing, promising, and a youthful author that has just born from the womb of creativity into a life of prosperity, ingenuity, and success. What a one's can really say about a novel author with an anthological production of six masterpieces? A talented, lively, young, and bounteous writer has just adeptly projected her own perspective upon human related issues such as; adolescence, love, childhood, and her own personal experiences from life. What a one's can really expect, but a bright vivid future is awaiting for miss MaryAnn. Miss MaryAnn is a gifted, intellectual, exquisite, and a brilliant creative writer, whom, I expect her a great thriving future, and an evergreen life of advancement and bloom.
Reply Monique Polak
07:37 PM on September 16, 2008 
Cool website. Let's be in touch to compare notes! Best from Monique
Reply Diran Papazian
04:22 PM on August 30, 2008 
Hi MaryAnn I read the reviews about you books it was very good and I am proud of you
Reply Tiffany Teske
02:19 AM on August 27, 2008 
Thank you for the feature, MaryAnn! I like your blog and will check it out from time to time to see what is new. Cheers Tiffany
Reply Alejandra Cifuentes Diaz
09:39 PM on August 11, 2008 
Thank you very much for giving me an open window in you website.
I wish you much luck in all your projects and hope to hear from you soon.

Alejandra Cifuentes Diaz
Pianist
Reply karen potje
12:41 PM on August 10, 2008 
MaryAnn:

Now I know who you are. It's wonderful that, as young as you are, you have found your voice. At your age I studied fine art, but hadn't had enough experience to have anything meaningful to say. Now, of course, I have lots of experience and lots to say - but I'm still not wise! How did that happen?

Karen
Reply flutter
09:58 PM on March 25, 2008 
best of luck to you

http://www.byflutter.com
Reply Michael
09:02 PM on March 24, 2008 
Inch ga!?
Reply Dana Prince
09:32 PM on March 16, 2008 
Best of luck with your writing, Mary Ann.

Cheers
Dana
http://www.danaprincewriting.com

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