Myers

[Bruin Fisher]

He's done it again.

Myers

Another little jewel from a master jeweller.

Myers is a fascinating story set in theatreland. While it deals with self-discovery, that is only a sub-plot in a story that is absorbing and fascinating. And it is a happy, life-affirming story, so it gets all five gold stars from me.

Camy's writing just gets better and better. Hard to see how he can continue to improve when he's reached a standard this high. Soon we'll need a step-ladder just to kiss his feet....

Go read this story - it's strongly recommended!

Bruin

[Camy]

Umm ... ... I'm not sure what to say, I'm really not ... except to point out that Bruin and I are not related, and he's not on any payroll .... Of course, he would be, if I had one - or if some bored Mount Olympian waved his thang, and gave me a vast lottery win!

Soon we'll need a step-ladder just to kiss his feet....

*coughs* I'd really, really avoid my feet if you have the chance. It's not that they're bad ... just that they're not my best feature.

Thanks, Bruin! Quite apart from being awfully embarrassed, I'm happy you enjoyed it, and grinning like a lune!

Camy

[DesDownunder]

You are so right Bruin.

Myers is a fabulous story of what goes on back stage.

So theatrical.

Such a beautiful story. I loved it.

[aj]

Brightly woven, Camy. Very, very nice work!

cheers!

aj

[Res Ipsa Loquitur]

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[The Pecman]

Yes, I agree -- well-done. I think it's a terrific glimpse inside a world that I think very few people know about: behind the scenes at a British playhouse. I can't recall when I've seen it been done before, at least in gay fiction. Good job!

[Camy]

Thank you, chaps.

Camy

[Trab]

Very nice.

[Camy]

Very nice.

Thank you, Trab!

Camy