Ena

Hey Dude, I'm glad you decided to keep the Forum open. I may not have participate much here but it is great to see how your website has grown since it started. Thanks for bringing the writers and us the readers together. cheers Ena, reader

Hi AJ, Thanks for the recommendations. It 's charming. Ena

Thanks, aj! I went to check it out after reading your posts sometimes ago. The story gets better and better. cheers Ena

I love the sequel to The Least of These. Brandon and Jake, what an interesting pairing. Josh, thank you for the Christmas present. Ena

Hi Green, I have read and enjoyed both your stories, Hero in the Hallways and Mr Black Sings a Sad Song quite a while ago. Sorry it has taken me this long in letting you know. Thanks. Ena

Dear Nick, Bravo! You have again spin a totally engaging tale. I've just finished reading the whole series and felt compell to write and congratulate you on the well wrtten story. I like this better than Tim Comes Home simply cos it not as "dark" yet it contains all the elements that I like in the former. This is not to say that this story is all light and fluffy. The themes of unrequited love, loyalty and guilt are all well covered. Spoiler ....ahead. I especially like your treatment of Justin and John dealing with their feeling for each other. It adds depth to the story. Thanks again. Ena

You both summed it up well. It was fun and well written. Made me smile alot while reading it. It also made me download and reread Drama Club. Both stories are well written. It's just that I preferred story that has clear "romance leads". It took a couple more chapters before I get connected with the characters in Dramma Club unlike "Tom". Now I am hook and have to see what Tragic Rabbit got in store for Angel & co.. BTW, the posting for Readers' Rule and New Writers section get a little blurred. Guess my post would be more suited for the former section. cheers Ena

Hi Pete, The journal-entry storytelling style is interesting but it may come a point where it may be limiting as the story goes. But that is also where the skill of the author comes in to make it works for him. I would be interested to see how you turn this into a full length series. I am glad you did not have them committed suicide. I rather leave it ambiguous like the way you did. The way the story went, I don't see them committing suicide. They are stronger than that. Run away, yes but not killing themselves. I thought the ending makes this quite a realistic story. It is sad and harsh that these boys feel that they have to run away. Their prospect is not good. But I am glad that you gave us a chance to at least hope that somehow they would make it through. Ena

Hi Pete, Just to let you know I've enjoyed the story. The ending is disturbing but it is also because of the twist that makes the story stands out and stay in my mind for a long while. It makes me think, at least makes me realise that there is a story behind newspaper headlines which may never be revealed to us. And maybe to be less judgemental. Good work. Cheers Ena