Reinhardt

This man is a brilliant, Brilliant writer. After reading his works it feels inhumane to call them fictional. Thanks for this little interview.

I just have to say that I had soo much fun reading about the sheer fun of the evening play with the panthers. I loved what your description and my mind conjured of their sheer magnificence and strength. I just loved it all. What a great writer you are to me man. So fun, so much that sense of wide-eyed wonder i'm, enjoying.

Damn it man. Being a reader is hardly fair compared to having the specific keys to these worlds that authors wield and the unique way it filters through them. Smh I just don't know how to deal with it sometimes!

Haha, love you mate ^^ ❤️

Holy shit! I was just e a ting it up man! THIS IS SO GOOD! The emotions are perfectly described without it needing to be extreme. I can so very well feel the excitement and stuff without all of that weighty suspicion and paranoia that other stories like to generate for "spice". This is a wonderful work OBVIOUSLY emanating from a Wonderful author. My god, all the best. There is nothing to overthink ^^ <3

I like this story so far, thought its movingly along too slowly for me to have any significant comments. I respect your timing, so other than expressing my interest to see more, that is all think I can offer for now.

Smh, stupid boy.

Smh... near 7 years ago. Such an amazing writer.

THIS is some good flippin writing man

I'm sorry. You made a fair point regarding my expectations. After some reflection on your response, I found that there wasn't much of the "willfull" part you speculated on, but more like knee jerk reaction. I realized that it was my own "jaded' experience of another author who evoked similar interest and emotions sufficient for me to see it through the end, only to discover that all those tantalizing and hope inducing moments amidst the racing desperate emotions for the beloved characters consistently culminated into a big mind F*** with negligible resolution/sense of fulfillment. Essentially, it boiled down to a fear that my time and emotional investment could play out the same way it did when i gave a number of that author's stories the benefit of the doubt. I'm an avid reader, so suspense and patience for stories aren't unpracticed within me.. except in this case concerning your work and your own investments, of which I apologize for my inconsiderate comment and lapse of understanding.

Sigh, this one chapter so far began justifying the emotional frustration endured reading all that paranoia and despair filled business in the earlier chapters.

I'm still with you man. You're doing beyond a terrific job mate. AMAZING chapters. Beautifully dove-tailed story. Story telling at its best for me mate. You're wonderful Gary ^^ I will be singing your praises in the future again for sure. See you then buddy <3

...ah, such a soothing to my soul

OH MAN, what a tear-jerker! This whole scene was portrayed So well Gary. The tragic, epic sadness of this separation between Arthur and Sybil was really felt in this. Feeling so sad for all this long time that they have missed. Sigh. While I would never want the brilliance of this story tarnished by haste, I can help but Eagerly await the scene of their reunion. I EaGeRlY AwAIT IT :E Eagerly )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

A DAMN GOOD JOB MAN. DAMN GOOD JOB > JUICY TILL THE VERY END. Amazing tale. Pat you self on the friggin back man! > DO IT! >