Niamh

Thanks for reading again. Yes, I revised it. That is a good idea for the flashback, unfortunately I have tried it, and it still sounds very out of place. This ...

Very disturbing, but nicely written. Everyone has pointed out the errors, so I will just say that it is a great story, even though it creeps me out. Is there ...

Beautiful, and the rhyming was maginificent, except for perhaps the last line. If you could find a more appropriate way to end the poem, it would be perfect. But despite ...

This story deals with both racism and religious predjudice. All views expressed are solely that of the characters, not me, for I stand in every way against bigotry, and have ...

Have you tried searching for any of his books in the library? Only in mu school library, but I'm going to try ordering the book off of Amazon this weekend, ...

I'd be lucky to find anything by Sean O'Callaghan. I've been searching for To Hell or Barbados for almost a month now, ordered it twice, and got my order cancelled ...

I'm about 28 pages in The Da Vinci Code (haven't had any time to read recently), and am about to start Septimus Heap: Flyte, the second book in the Septimus ...

I really liked this--the plague is an interesting subject, and I think through your choice of words, you give an accurate temper to the story--dark and dank and miserable--I would ...

I'm a freak about Norse mythology too. My favorite story is that of Hoder and Balder. What about you?

Is your real name Muir or Murchadh by any chance?

I really did love this. There's nothing that needs to be fixed. I don't know what more praise I can offer--I just think it's brilliant.

I've told you before how much I love Vikings, and I thought this poem was brilliant, because it embodies who Thor was--or who the Norse believed him to be. Don't ...

Niamh, in Irish mythology, was the Queen of Youth in Tir-Na-nOg. She married Oisin, one of Finn McCumhail's sons, and he was the first mortal to ever enter Tir-Na-nOg. The ...

Revision now posted.

I don't have photoshop or anything, so that's why it's so sloppy--but I was bored and put it together with paint--whatever it's called. I'm glad someone caught the joke instead ...