 Blonde Dr.Who-Guru With Brains 2008-12-09 . chapter 29Lol, so British. Tea solves all problems. Or so I'm told, as I don't like it myself.
Well, I've been reading this over the last couple of months, and I have to say I've thoroughly enjoyed what I've read. Your style of writing is truly engaging: I was given a clear mental image of every single character, each with their own quirks, and I always wanted to know what happened next. It is also good to see a piece written so concisely; there is nothing worse than someone who waffles!
Also (I don't know if this is a good or bad thing to you) to my mind, this would make a wonderful film. Or videogame at the very least. :)
I hope to see more writing from you in the near future! Good luck with it all.
Yours,
Blonde Dr.Who-Guru With Brains |
 beanpaste-chan 2008-10-07 . chapter 1Ooh, your writing is excellent, and so is the story! I can't wait to find out what happens next! |
 Written 2008-09-23 . chapter 1poor jadelin! hope things get straightened out... |
 all.stories.live.on 2008-07-23 . chapter 10good job. I must say I'm enthralled. i would be very happy if you were to write more soon. it was a little rough in a few spots, but on the whole I was interested the entire time. I especially like the characters of Sir Gregory (he's so funny) and Wan Xiao Ping (I like dragons) |
 Andrew Beehag 2008-05-28 . chapter 1Unable to avoid bias; I can only affirm your affection for writing is unmistakable. You clearly demonstrate a talent for witty observation in your gentle conception of such imaginative; humorous and enchanting characters. An enjoyable read, which I would highly recommend, I anticipate your next novella will be even tauter and replete with the same crisp prose. |
 TimGooding 2008-05-08 . chapter 1You have an excellent clarity about your writing. While it might be possible to use less words in some places, overall you seem to be an exciting new talent. I really hope you keep writing so that you reach your full potential. I'm looking forward to more. |