Poor Imp

...makes me think of 'Natasha' - though it's not strictly a dimunative of that name. I picture a small girl, young woman, not naive but with a disarming earnestness about ...

Tov propped booted feet on the table with provoking nonchalance. Only Piers caught the flicker in his gaze - he'd become used to looking for it when they were trapped ...

I'm afraid it makes me think of Stars Wars...or Star Trek. So I've no image of a person, just the vague outline of a uniformed figure on the bridge of ...

Ha. Not until this question, right? -Tov If I did, I can't recall - bloody drunk probably and it wouldn't matter then. -Piers -- Would you sing for me?

Is it pronounced like Ilya ? It sounds in my mind so, but the way it's written, I'd say it was a girl's name, an interesting character, rather on the ...

If...right? Er, can't title the nonexistent. -Tov How the hell would I know until I wrote it? -Piers Mozhet it would be called something true. But 'poison' is an ugly ...

Hello Southern Belle! and welcome, naturally, to YWS. On the point of criticism, I had rather the same impression when I first dropped in here. Too heavy and often too ...

Welsh, a trickster or a clever recluse, small and dark. - [i]Aleda Antonin[/i[

I say dragons because dragons are supposed to be wise/intelligent, and writers are also supposed to be intelligent. On a nearly irrelevant point: Dragons, to be precise are (often) associated ...

Victorian, in appearance and story-time, but not quite Victorian in stereotypical attitude? -- Aidan Teller

Monkeys are reasonably inarguable as YWS mascots and inexcusably definitive of the community. ^_~

With complete opposite impressions in my mind: Either greagrarious, freckle-faced and loud-mouthed, or a thin, dark fellow on the laconic side. ^_^'' -- Fyodor Tiernov

Trouble, troubled, or antogonistic. Anastasia Ludna

I haven't even moved to thinking about what it might mean. But I love its sounds, sharp consonants and short syllables. ^_^ I'd, doubtless, pick it up and read through ...

Ah, I can't help liking the sound of the name - sounds light, somehow, but not too harsh on levity. ^_~ Books with names for titles tend to put me ...