This interview really perked me up. It was a nice surprise to see my name as an interviewer and no I don't mind one bit! I'm always up for antics of any kind.
This kind of choked me up. Your Dad sounds like an interesting guy. I'm sorry that they both he and your Mom both passed away so early. I feel bad that your siblings are so scattered that you can't get together with them. Keep that special memory in your heart.
I found this to be a very interesting item. I thought you came up with some nice, interesting, and useful rules of thumb for awkward conversations. I will save this set of tips to refer to just in case. It's the sort of thing that might come in handy later on.
This was absolutely amazing! I loved how you played the reader with the given information. I also thought living next to German shepards was extremly clever. The only thing I don't quite get is the hand. I've never heard of a sheep toy but I guess that's just me. Anyways, it was a bloody brilliant story. Very filling.
I sort of like the sentences used, but a lot of this leaves me very confused. First, the title is "Ways to Disappear", but nothing in the text has anything to do with this. Second, is the line "It will be simple she said." What will be simple exactly? It feels like there was a previous conversation that the reader is not made aware of.
I like the nonsense poem. A few thoughts on the poem. First, "Yogi Bear flying at supersonic speeds", that must be some picnic basket! Second, have you made sure this was ok with the original writers? If I had copied/pasted for my English essay's I would have gotten an F for plagiarism. Lastly, even copying/pasting sounds like too much work for me for a goof off day. I would have started with the nap!
This was absolutely wonderful. I truly felt like I was there watching it like a movie. The setting, characters, and emotions were flawless. I love the idea of a kitsune hiding in plain site in a business. The whole furry/I'm a fox bit was refreshingly lightly humorous. The twist with an owed debt and a search for the guy was a perfect touch. It ended very satisfactory and I hope you make a sequel. I'd love to see the relationship evolve and more use of the unorthodox existence and perils it might bring.
I love the gorgeously detailed scenes, settings, and characters. The story had a nice twist to it, but on the other hand it was also pretty predictable. The characters themselves felt very real. Their thoughts, conversations, and actions helped them feel like actual people actually going through the events. Overall this was an interesting read. Would you be up for a sequal taking place during the date?
This is one mouse my characters (myself) would love to have at their side. I'll think of this image while doing The Cave. The look really suits you. I especially like the rugged leather armor.
Oh man, where to start? First it was really emotional. The beginning was great. You first introduced us to the main character (and hero) through POV (point of view) which then transitioned to the intro of the other characters. You indirectly told us something was wrong, but withheld the details which really hooked me and made me want to continue reading. Second, the ending was both gripping and sad (in a good way). Third, your details were on spot and I enjoyed the little embellishments like the tears floating in the helmet. Overall, the short story was perfect in every way. I'm going to be crying for a bit, I wish you luck in your other writing endeavors.
This was rather interesting. I rather enjoyed the similarity to Douglas Adams "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy". It could have used a very depressed AI to match Marvin in my humble opinion. Overall a pretty great job though. Maybe you could make a sequel?
This is a super awesome poem! It flows and rhymes really well. I love how you created the creature with some rather disturbing descriptions. Then there was the part with the question of whether aliens observe us like we observe animals on Earth. I thought that was a nice touch.
I don't suppose absorbing magic & energy to grow bigger could be an option? Another of mine would be befriending humans who love dergs as friendly, mysterious creatures.
This was a nice prayer. We all need to take a step back and ask to be filled with the wonderful peace that only the Lord can bring. This is especially true when we are exhausted from life. This is when we need to be filled the most. It's good to know we can always ask for such spiritual sustenance.
This was a nice interesting story. Did this really happen to you or was the story made up? I'm assuming that there are words in bold because it is a contest entry. If that is the case, what was the contest's prompt? As for the story itself, it was well written and flowed well. I enjoyed how a well meaning explanation wound up backfiring on you.
Wow. Just wow. This is an amazing prayer/psalm. It somewhat reminds me of the prayers David sang to God in the book of Psalms. It is great that you recognize that we need spiritual help in life and that even with that help we will sometimes fail and we must learn our lesson without being too hard on ourselves, asking for forgiveness instead of wallowing in despair. Taking time to acknowledge this without emotions like anger give us a clearer view of how we should change. We all need the Lord's help in this regard. Lastly, I love that you made it rhyme.
I found this bit of poem by searching in random reviews. I got to say that this really caught my eye. I too love peanut butter, especially with jelly. I thought your choice of peanut butter for the poem's subject was a good choice. The poem also flows very nicely.
This is a nice signature. I always liked dragonflies with their iridescent wings and somewhat unusual body shape (for an insect). The spiderweb is very well done. The detail in the signature overall is amazing. The one downside is that the name is rather hard to read.
This was a really nice poem about fall. I like how you pointed out how it was nature putting on a show as the season changes from summer to autumn to winter. I also like the line about the birds. Autumn is indeed beautiful and should be appreciated more. You may have even convinced me to choose autumn as my favorite season. I do, however, have one critique. You could have added more to what fall brings. For example, you could have mentioned backyard BBQ or baseball/football season. There is room for more "meat" in the poem.
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