I worship your writing prowess.

ooooooooooooooooo, really nice fairy tale

The first thing I did after reading this was eat a mint. I couldn't get the imagined taste of human flesh out of my mouth and it was making me sick. I probably won't eat meat again for a few days...

That's how I know you're a WONDERFUL writer. I had just read two very forgettable (published) short stories, and thought maybe I'd find something more inspiring online. I never expected to find anything like this. I know it will stay in my mind for a long time.

At times I wanted to stop reading because it was so disturbing. But I couldn't stop reading because your prose is so eloquent. That has to be the mark of a great writer: to write about something so unpleasant in such a spellbinding way, that you can't stop reading no matter how horrified you are.

I envy you. :P

This was really sick XD in a good way.

Great story XD !

You have a horribly sick mind. I love you.

This is pretty much the epitome of what I want to write about. I have always had trouble trying to instill a sense of connection between the reader and the characters, and yet you succeeded so easily here I kind of wish Hansel and Gretel got eaten. And I say that without even having finished the story.

What else can I say? You are awesome. I have just found my new goal here at fiction press - write a story that is on level with S. .

I have never favorited an author or a story before, mostly because although there are many decent stories, some good ones, and a handful of truly great ones, yours is the first that I can safely call Amazing.

I heard about you recently getting a deal to publish a book (Congrats, by the way) - Queen of Glass, I think it was. If it is anywhere near as good as what I have read so far, then rest assured I will buy it as soon as it comes out. Maybe even get a second copy, just because. Another thing - did you really get over 70 reviews for Queen of Glass? That's intense.

Wow. This really was a lovely story and has been the first peice of work that I actually favorited. Great work.

wow... You are an extremely talented writer..

Amazing. I love how you actually gave the characters some depth and the whole purity thing was great and original. From this story's point of view, the witch could have been a poor, misunderstood warped heroine who was forced to resort to cannibalism instead of a horrifying, child-eating witch psycho. just goes to show how stories heros and villains can be so easily swapped.

Beautifully mad.

This one-shot makes me want to buy Wicked! In fact, I just did today. lOl. I wanted to read this before I started that one though.

I can't believe we still have pimps. O.o I can't help but wonder how they can be happy with that lifestyle, to each their own, but it becomes a problem if they start spreading something. O.O

Oh my, the detail in this is . . . beautiful in a twisted way. Just my style! 8D

I actually believe animals have souls. XD I'm a big time animal lover. Though I'm not really religious, I'm very open-minded. ;D

O.O those poor children! I can understand where the idea come from, children embody innocence. -nods- but still...poor children!

Wow, karma comes to mind with this ending. You reep what you sew, or something like that. She got tricked into her own oven. Ironic. I would pity her, had she not eaten children, but this was still...twistingly beautiful. I love it. XD

SMOOCHES

MUCH LOVE

You are such a great writer with such an addictive style of writting! I must say this story is hauntingly amazing, a bit creepy, though, because canabalism is spooky and your vivid style of writing adds to the goosebumps. :) But I really love your stories, all of them! You did a terrific job weaving your characters into life! This tale is much more darker than Chaperon, powerful and enchanting. Brilliant ()

This was an amazing story. So well written and conceived. Nice work. :)

amazing penmanship...i respect you as a writer even more now.

This is probably your best story. simply brill!

Again, you never cease to amaze me. I like the way you made shallow fairy tales seemed 'real' like. I love the way you deepened their characters. The witch's side is truly...truly...twisted? But in a good way. At least I could understand why she did those things. Also, Hansel and Gretel didn't seem that good here. Love your works and I could only pray that I have the same talent as yours because maybe almost all your readers who wanted to become writers would wished to be you.