| Date | Name | Comment | | | 5 Jan 2008 |  Tomas Lindahl |  Loading...Well, this is my little library, hopefully a growing one at that. I am looking forward to hearing all of your comments and critique. | |
| 11 Jan 2008 |  Frances Monro | Loading... I have added you as a favorite. Welcome to the woods!  Tomas Lindahl replies: "Wow, thanks a bundle. Means alot to be tagged as a favorite by someone as skilled as you. Again, many thanks!" | |
| 19 Jan 2008 | Frances Monro | Loading... Congratulations on you recent updates. I will come back and write some comments when I get time - I recently started full time work. Che Tomas Lindahl replies: "Thanks Che, your input is always highly valued. Did you get your current computer-related job recently? If so, congratulations; you seem to be enjoying it. If it wasn’t recent, well, it is always nice to have a job you enjoy, right?  " | |
| 20 Jan 2008 |  Rachel ´Saya´ Lamine | Loading... Hey, studying the lives and world of the Vikings has been my passion for quite a few years now. I’ve been trying to write something based in that era for a long time, but, of course, nothing ever comes of it. I’m an American Teenager...I really have little understanding of the culture. Dressing up in Viking era clothing sounds like fun. ~_^ I’ll have to take a look at some of your stuff sometime.
~Rachel~ Tomas Lindahl replies: "Heh, nice to hear that you enjoy this particular era of ours; there is alot of stuff that tickles one’s imagination, be you an artist or a writer. As of yet I have no concepts for writing a story taking place in the Viking age (although I probably will, sooner or later), but I do know that freelancing as a Viking, experiencing the culture and feeling of the age helps my creative thinking. Hope you enjoy your visit to my library  " | |
| 24 Jan 2008 |  Omid *Elementwarrior* Redjaian | Loading... Cool story...it was amazing, I’m really keen to see the epilogue! Keep on! Tomas Lindahl replies: "Thanks a bundle. The epilogue is on the way, and then I will probably merge the entire piece, or at least reduce the amount of parts to two. Thanks for the comments, and I am glad you liked the story!" | |
| 25 Jan 2008 |  Jaschenka Saarloos | Loading... I usually don’t hang out in the library (this library) much due to lack of time (laim excuse, I know) but somehow your story grabbed me instantly. Must have been your vivid style of writing, great characters and storyline. Personally I thought it was very convenient you write SHORT stories..read it in one breath. And yes, I would also like to see how you could integrate your Viking adventures in your writing. Be Inspired! Tomas Lindahl replies: "Gee, thanks! It never ceases to amaze me that people actually -like- what I write Quite overwhelming at times, not to mention motivating. Thanks again!" | |
| 26 Jan 2010 |  David Michael | Loading... Hi Tomas! This may seem random, but a few years ago you commented on my Mod’s Choice story "Lord of the Desert Storm" and really enjoyed it. I just thought I’d let you know that a sequel has been up for a little while, as well as some other interesting new material (if I may humbly suggest). It doesn’t look as you’ve been on here for awhile, so I’m unsure about the up-to-date status of your posted stories. If they aren’t obsolete, I could read at least one and give comments (can’t promise more, I’m pretty busy, sorry!), just let me know.
God bless! Tomas Lindahl replies: "Hi!
Gosh, it’s been a while since I was here last; sadly the last year or so I have been away from most forms of writing due to personal stuff, but I’m working on getting back to it, and I have a few new shortstories up my sleeve. I’ll gladly take a look at your new pieces this week. I haven’t written anything new in a while, but as I said, I’m working on it. If you haven’t already, you can, if you will, say what you will about the current stuff I have, or wait till I’ve got something new to share
Thanks for luring me back  " | |
| 29 Jan 2010 | David Michael | Loading... My pleasure, glad to hear you may be getting back to writing. I’m in the midst of my own return to Elfwood, although it has to be carefully balanced with real life. As such, I’m more likely to read shorter pieces and one-shot stories rather than continued sagas. Let me know when you have something new up, and I’ll find some time. If we’re lucky, though, I might drop by suddenly of my own accord again, haha. ’-) | |
| 26 Jul 2011 | Frances Monro | Loading... Hi Tomas, good to hear from you again! That story you commented on is sooo old. For the past two years I’ve been writing stories about clones and sending them off to ’zines. It takes months to get a reply... Only one has made it’s way onto Elfwood: "Missy". Another recent story is Point of Diminishing Returns, which I rewrote a few months ago in first person. So, what have you been working on? Tomas Lindahl replies: "Hi!
Well, no doubt getting published anywhere is hard enough these days. Just stick to it!
Well, I’ve not being doing much of anything sadly. Real world has been draining my creative fuel for a little too long now, but I finally managed to get back in the game. I’ve started working on the material for my big project again, and try to write as many short stories as possible to get the rust off me. I have submitted one a few days ago, that I hope will be visible soon.
I’ll be sure to read through your latest additions here
Seeya!
Sincerely
Tomas" | |
| 4 Aug 2011 | Frances Monro | Loading... Please read my short story published in Bewildering Stories:
http://www.bewilderingstories.com/issue440/wild_type.html
Thanks,
Fran | |
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