You were the first person for which I ever wrote a review on YWS. I went back and read some of 'A Son's Crusade' and still love it. I'm not sure where you went, but I hope you're doing well.
Thanks a bunch for your review and especially for looking up the chess part. ^^ I just read a book which happened in 11th century India, and it had chess in it, so I figured it might have been current in 17th century Italy as well. But really, thanks for researching that. I'll throw in more description, it ought to be a blast.
I'm actually having a hard time fitting any room-description in, as it just doesn't fit in with the flow. Damn me and my perfectionism But yeah, the next part won't be up for a while, as I'm going away on a holiday for some time. I'll definetely hit you up with it once it comes around though.
Thanks a lot for the review! ^^ Never wrote a "calm scene" before really, so good to know it worked out. I'll throw in some description of the room, I knew I was forgetting something.
You're Welcome. I figured the whole theme of losing what once was, but could tell how a spirity, sort of Medevily ( meh...how to put this?) thing infulenced your prose. Anyway, have a good day.
AmeliaCoginFancy repaying the review? Would you please be able to read and perhaps drop a line on my prologue and 1st chapter of my Novel in Historical Fiction Novels? They're under untitled and neither are particularly long. Nitpicks are appreciated. If you haven't the time, don't worry! Jun 14, 2011
medievalwriterYeah sure I was going to have a look through your stuff later this evening since I have work soon But yeah sure, I'll have a look. By the way your thoughts on my poem being medievaly are slightly true, I tried to give it a sense of magic and mystery about it which does go hand in hand with the medieval times. Jun 14, 2011
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