JimmyJump
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Thank you so much for reviewing my story! (auction) i was very nervous about putting any of my stories up but my Dom helped convince me to try. Your review definately made me feel good about it! ---fallen

Thank you for your reviews. It is always nice to hear that someone enjoys what I've written. Although I write mostly for my own pleasure, I have, in the past, taken the time to actually post the stories, so your response is a pleasure.

Wiley Hunter

Thank you very Much JimmyJump,
I hope that your day was very good. Have a good night Yes I would love to talk when you can
bev

Yes, the end of March should be around the time the new one is ready. The Tate sounds interesting, I do like to look at art smetimes, but right now there's a lot of practical stuff going on that I'm working on that will be taking up a lot of my time, I'm someone who always likes to try my hand at new projects and right now I'm pretty deep in several things, but it won't stop me writing, while I'm doing other things, all the little scenes are sparking away at the back of my mind in this little place I think is a writing space that stocks it all up for when I sit down to write, I'll probably find that when it goes onto the PC it will flow pretty quickly. I thought I had one story definitely solid plot, actually I now have two so there will be two coming along soon, the wait will be worth it!

Thanks for that review. I would have figured you would have at least commented on the bit of irony towards the end with the picture of the girl as a picture. Come on, that was classic horror stuff!

I know what other people think isn't important. However, I do have dreams of someday getting published, and getting feedback on what readers like and dislike about my work is quite helpful.

I'm kind of surprised that you liked Black Wedding (along with the other reviewer), as I never really thought of it as my best work. In hindsight, though, I can see that it certainly feels more complete than my other stuff.

Have you had a chance to look at The Emperor's Daughter yet? I felt that was my best story on The Library.

Once again, thanks for all of your critical feedback. That's exactly what I need.

I'm glad you're enjoying the Strangelove experience, I'm currently writing a new one inbetween doing some other things non writing related so I have to make the time to fit it in to properly formulate the plot, but I have the all improtant notes which will make the foundations, so there will be a new Strangelove tale in a few weeks time, with a lot of twists and turns and a very expect the unexpected theme, I won't tell you any more because it will spoil the read, so that will becoming soon, probably around the end of march at my estimation, there's nothing I've written so far that I can compare the plot to but let's just say it is dark and light and strange(love) through and through :-)

No. The first few stories I posted aren't particularly good, so they should be a low priority.

Ha ha, you are totally right - not the time machine, if only I could get myself a flux capacitor lol there would be no problem, but thankfully, yes, I do take myself back in time, I like to think about the period, the feel, everything thats in the air, and then I'm there. Scenes play in my head like a movie and then it just flows from me. I've been writing half my life, so I think having a good imagination to begin with was the best starting point I could have had, and it seems to be becoming richer as I get older, when I read back a piece I've finished, I often feel surprised myself that I've made a piece that comes across well, but it's the best feeling in the world, because like you said and quite accurately so, I'm a writer, and everything else comes along as the plot takes shape. And best of all is I have fun doing it, so in that way, sometimes, maybe I am a time traveller :-)

I knew a girl who could shake a mean leg. She even let me shake it once...I dropped it and broke it and she had to use crutches to get to the car. I never shook her leg again.

She could shake a mean stump, too. She was Japanese. Her name was Irene.