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What of Vulkodlac? It is Croatian...essentially a vampire (though not in the traditional sense) who shifts easily between human and wolflike appearance. I don't know the moniker in English, but ...

Actually, I disagree with the generalization that your endings are rushed. It was only this particular piece that I felt at a loss as to what happened, exactly. I just ...

Hi I like this one, because I think you have set up a very effective interplay between the two characters. The way they speak to one another is very natural, ...

This is indeed a beautiful piece. I love the intricacy, especially in the upper lefthand side. I hope you don't mind if I remark on a few things? With the ...

Actually, canvas is very forgiving. I think you will find that if you do "mess up," you can always paint over what you already had (unless you are using watercolor). ...

Hi This is interesting. Again, as I have mentioned in one of your previous stories, I do like the choppiness, and I think you have used the capitalization very nicely, ...

Esther: I will sheepishly admit to you that I have started working on a "novel." I put it in quotes because I think it is terribly arrogant of me to ...

Haha oh no. Not so fast. My work is buried deep inside this laptop and it will (most likely) never see the light of day. So no can do. But ...

And, on a mostly unrelated note, I think you need to invest in some nice, thick, canvas. Or, lacking that (because it can be expensive), find yourself a big old ...

Beautiful! And something that I am sorely tempted to waste my little remaining free time on! =) Kidding. But they really are neat.

Oh I really like this. You have obviously put a lot of effort into this, and I think the introduction and the conclusion are especially compelling. I think everyone else ...

Well, thanks! =)

I like this. It almost got cliched and stopped. Very nice. (so...9/10?) The world was melting, but not that thornbush—it sat stubbornly at the edge of the sidewalk, all brown ...

I kept wanting to stop reading this. Not because it wasn't fantastic writing and compelling imagery, but because this isn't my sort of genre. I'm all up for a little ...

Noooooo! Not the evil unicorns! Welcome! And! I thought it was a known fact that Canadians rode on MOOSE (Meese? Mooses?) and not polar bears. :P Or Caribuuuuuu perhaps (whoa, ...