Sam Wyer

@Lucky Kitty, @mollyhousemouse, @glennish, @deville, @ColumbusGuy, @ObicanDecko, @BlindAmbition, @Puppilull, @Parker Owens, @MacGreg @northie, @mogwhy @Ivor Slipper, @Mikiesboy, @Ivric, @droughtquake, @Defiance19 Wow! Thank you so much for reading, and it's awesome to know that you have enjoyed my little foray into writing about elves As some of you may be aware, this is way outside of my 'usual' writing, and FYI, it was incredibly challenging to get started with. But actually, I kind of got into it eventually. I hope you have all been enjoying the Christmas time of year - I have, which is why I'm only now commenting.

As elves go, Tligg Winterbaum was pretty average. The thing about that is, most people don’t understand what a pretty average elf really is, which annoys a lot of elves greatly. Of course it’s mostly their own fault. The PR machine of the Great Elven Order is gloriously efficient, like all elven machines are, mechanical or otherwise, and so most humans imagine that elves are all short, thin, happy, playful, good natured little creatures. Whereas, things are not so perfect in reality. Short and t

Against his expectations, Tligg Winterbaum has a surprisingly good time when he ‘volunteers’ for the Christmas preparations at the annual Great Project.

Boo! Hiss! But also, no rush, I’m sure we can all find something to do Have a great Christmas!

A really sweet story - double packet sweet Like a warm hug, you get exactly what you’re hoping for in their end, and can enjoy the charm and love along the way.

Great story, thanks

Oh, and yeah, great update, I’m pleased that, for whatever reason, there’s going to be more.

It would be amazing to get rid of the stigma - and I think it’s happening, slowly. I see many more 20-somethings being much better able to acknowledge, discuss, and address these things more openly.

This is heartbreaking. I'm desperately hoping that I can correctly anticipate the outcome here, although I generally fail to do so with your stories, which makes me very sad in this case. I hope this is one of those rare times when I'm right

Go, go now, and read this great story!

No, don’t sit there reading this, go and read the story!

This is an amazing story, but wow, you really have to work for it! It’s brutally realistic, horrifyingly sad, and desperately dark - and I don’t mean just occasionally. But it’s worth the (emotional) work. Tyler is someone that I feel I know well, and care for deeply, and get incredibly angry on his behalf. OK, so what happens? Well, it’s boy (Tyler) vs. world, and frankly, the world is doing a terrifyingly good job of winning, until Connor shows up, and offers the possibility for something better to happen. There are no easy rides here, no happy coincidences, and way too many moments of screaming at the world/terrible people/ineffectual professionals/the screen. But in the end, it’s totally worth it. If anything, the final chapter is a little bit schmaltzy for my liking, but fuck it, after everything that has preceded it I’m in now way going to resent it. Definitely read it, have tissues if you’re prone to emotional outbursts/have any kind of human warmth within you, and give yourself a couple of hours because you won’t be wanting toi

I’ll give it a go... well maybe just the next chapter... well just one more. Damn. I’ve totally failed at comments, but need to go and write a review.

Great story Now, where can I get me one of those Andy’s?

OMG - it keeps getting worse!

OMG - just in case there wasn’t enough drama already? It’s very hard to resist going and reading the rest, but I’ll wait - I think I need to calm down and prepare for the worst. Why do you make me care so much @Ronyx? Whyyyyyyy?

You had me worried there - I was preparing my mean stare I hope things carry on working out well for these guys.

Thanks for reading

I’m unreasonably excited to have uploaded my first attempt at this kind of thing.

This is a well written and heartwarming story of lost love and journey towards re-connection. It’s both sad and uplifting, and wonderfully characterised. There’s deep sadness, difficult decisions, and loving tenacity - and you shouldn’t miss any of it.

I don’t have any new superlatives to add, this is awesome, and sad, and poignant, and heart breaking, and wonderful. Thanks for all your hard work.

Another awesome update, as always. Thanks @Ronyx

Awesome story, I'm loving your work @ObicanDecko

Thanks guys, you’ve made me smile already.

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