I was a weird kid. Started young. Got the qualifications to get into University very easily (considering I skived off school so much) but came from a unibrow parade family that wouldn't let me go. I have the kind of brain that remembers anything I'm told verbally, so storytelling was a natural lure to me. In recent years so many old books going are online, and I know what words to google to get at them, is all. I've spent years googling stuff I know to get a zero return from google, only to see it now expanding to first a few pages, then more. Did this because being a primary source sucks, you have to be an author quoting another author who met the primary source to get published it seems like.

Felt for Fourwinds. He posts a stone years ago only to have someone else claim to have found it recently. Kind of sucks in the same way.

As for honing in... I get that a lot. You get to know people that are interested in what you have to offer is all. The others ignore you.