Poor Imp

Seems like a great literal story-board - springboard for a short story. A bespectacled man in a tweed jacket arose from his chair in the front row of the assembly. ...

Dickens has that mindnumbing writing which makes you want to *head/desk*. No, come - not mindnumbing - perhaps at times, painfully mind-stretching. I don't think that I'd ever imitate his ...

It's like JK Rowling's, except even more creative and fantastic. Basically? Good stuff! ...of course, I'm talking about his children's novels, that is. His other books are rather offbeat and ...

It would be worth the publication, I think. ^_^ I enjoyed this in more than simply frivolous 'ah, that was fun'. It was thought well and as such, formed well. ...

I loved the disjointed form of this - it fit singularly well with the theme. Aside from that simply, the idea itself is worth the read. I want to see ...

One book of Tolstoy's I haven't finished -- the library wanted it back and I couldn't afford pay fines to keep it... Inept excuse, I suppose. Now it always seems ...

This was a neat (in brevity) piece of thought. Well iterated questions. The last sentence seemed to have less point however as it trailed so long in length. For if ...

I was going to note the same question at the beginning as Cicero - but he slipped in ahead of me. ^_^ An overly taught piece of night, Taut - ...

I like the has apt description and involves the reader in the scene. It starts, however, rather in listless melancholy - and the break between dashes and exclamation (italicised) breaks ...

Misty's right - a lovely lyrical descriptive sense you have. He longed to to join the distant, glimmering stars, suspended in the vast sky so far from earth. So far ...

The style was pleasantly laid-back, and I think the conversational attitude at points did what no amount of detail would have managed for something more formal. ^_^ Green Day/song lyrics ...

This was hilarious, Waffles - very fun read. Mostly in the dialogue, I think - that badinage between Matthias and the vampire was what kept it compelling. ^_^ only suffered ...

This was a compelling read - very nice to see legend/story poem so. It reminds me of Tolkien's poetry, epic, rhyming archaic in the best sense of the word and ...

Oy, Snoink - that was a hilarious bit of pointed nonsense, if anything quite rational can be said about it with a straight face. ^_~ I sed to him -- ...

As usual, Bjorn, good story-teller's sense in the oral tradition - it could be chanted, almost. ^_^ The length of it and brevity of the lines though tended to feel ...