Centaur

Well done - I really liked the interview. As a longtime Dom reader, I always enjoy learning something new about him. He is easily the best author I've ever read in this genre. Thanks for posting the link! Centaur

This is outstanding - I've come out of my cave (read long absence) to post THANK YOU AND AWESOME to ITFB 26 & 27. The whole world just seems like a better place when Dom is posting. Maybe it's just me (but I'm guessing not! LOL) but I get this stupid grin on my face when I see a chapter posted for one of his stories. Now the waiting begins (large crowd - say 200,000) gathering in the square watching for the smoke signal on Aiden/Owen. Thank you Dom - 2010 just got brighter. George

Thanks everyone! I had a great time (still celebrating all weekend long with family and friends). Centaur

I read ALL of Cole Parker's work - and I've told him so. I found Domino's right away on Dude's site as soon as it posted, so I'll read it regularly as it comes out. I love his work - he captivates me. A warning - Chapter Three has an UGLY cliffhanger!! One of the toughest I've seen in a while! ARRRGGGGHHH LOL But enjoy - I certainly am! George

And I GREW UP playing with Legos... My favorite of all favorites It was a simpler time

GOOD GRIEF!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank goodness I found this poll!!!!!!!!!! Arrrgggghhhh! ALL the answers should be "A Question of Tine" - boy, that was obvious!!! LOL Come on people - I mean really. How could it be anything else?!?!?? Just putting it out there . G/

Hi Duncan: Nice job! This is the first time I'm commenting in your forum here (although I've sent you a couple of emails, which you graciously answered). Chapter Three is excellent! Of course we're all worried about Luc, and now Matt, and then Scott and Josh - you have piled plenty of worries on our plate - LOL! But that, of course, if your JOB as our fearless writer. I'm hopelessly caught up in all the complexities of the characters and their interactions. I have to say that I'm pulling for Luc at this point. I hope he gets a better shake. I root for the underdog, as usual, and Luc could use some good karma about now. And you've peaked my radar around Josh. What exactly is he up to? Hmmm... I was confident he was really into Scott, having been a wounded animal himself, but now will he mess with Matt again!??!!? While he lives with Scott!?!? And should I want Scott and Luc to be together? Arrrggggghhhh... chuckle. Way too many things to consider. Excellent job. And thank you. We often forget to simply say thank you to an author for their hard work. So there it is. My best, Centaur

HAPPY BIRTHDAY VANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well said Corvus! As always, I'm transported by Lugh's writing to another place and time. Full of imagery - and complexity - we're left to read into this poem our own thoughts. Favorite line - "Wedding fate to chance". Love it. Thank you Lugh for this poem. It feels like it came from deep down inside you. As you said, now you may be able to move on and write something else - MAYBE SOME TINE (oops - did I say that outloud - chuckle). Centaur (yep - still here)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Horsie Boy

Codey will certainly be missed. I enjoyed his stories - particularly From the Heart and Freefall. I was saddened by his passing. But it's clear he touched many many lives based on what I've read at Codey's World. I certainly took inspiration from that, and think it's only fair that we honor Codey's memory and try to do what he did so well - help others. I was humbled by how many people spoke out about what he did for them. How many of us could claim that? I'm not sure, but Codey clearly transended his life experience to teach so many others how to overcome adversity. I admired him, although I'm sure he wouldn't have wanted to be the center of any attention. I didn't know Codey - I didn't have that honor - but I see the community that he built and all I can say is "wow". Tim, Blue, and so many others will keep his torch alive. And for that they deserve our support and friendship. I have to admit that I cried when I read the story about Codey's dream - and dancing with unicorns. I'm not sure I've ever read anything quite so beautiful in my entire life. It left me speechless. We'll miss you Codey, but hopefully we can take your life as an inspiration. Thank you for everything you gave us while you were here. I know you are happy with the unicorns. My best to Tim, Codey's Grandfather, and all his friends and family. George

I've read Chapter 32 - and finished the story - and so I want to say THANK YOU to Graeme for such a wonderful story!!! I truly enjoyed the entire story from Chapter 1 to 32. You really outdid yourself this time Graeme! We were all on pins and needles until the end to see how things were tidied up, and you did a great job with all the loose ends! There were some truly fun characters in there (such as Shane, Rhys, and Mia) that made me laugh, yell, or just shake my head. But the true enjoyment were the characters of Vince and Matt who had me smiling all the way through - all the way until the end. Congratulations on a job well done. I hope you will write again soon - although I know you deserve a break! You are very talented, and I enjoyed Heart of the Tree thoroughly. If anyone hasn't read this story - READ IT NOW. It is well worth the ride from beginning to end. But like a great rollercoaster you want to GET RIGHT BACK ON AND RIDE AGAIN. This story is worth a reread - no doubt about it. Kudos Graeme! ENCORE ENCORE! My best, George

Lugh: I thought Red's Rescue was excellent. I know I've said this before, but it bears repeating - your descriptive style and character development are always top notch. I'm continually amazed at how deep you can go in such a short space. Each story is such a unique tapestry, and Red's Rescue is n exception. And the ending is a surprise to all! So, thank you for the great short story. You always make the Anthologies interesting. Awesome job! George

Happy Birthday - back at ya! George

Thanks again everyone! It was a fun day!!!