| 30 Sep 2004 |  T. Helen Toma |  Loading...I clicked the "next" button on the top of my web page and your page came up. *grins and waves to Crystal* If you want to see my page, you can either click on my linked name or click the "Prev" button at the top of YOUR page! Isn't that so cool? LoL, anyway, so far your page looks pretty snazzy. I'm going to go read some of your literary works of art now so I hope you have a wonderful day! God bless!
~Taiko~
Hebrews 11:1 Hey, neighbor! Nice to meet you! I'll take a look at your stories too! Thanks for stopping by! | |
| 19 Oct 2004 |  Flamsmark flamsmark@gma...com> | Loading... Why do you spell 'magic(k)' with a 'k'? That's an old-fashioned way of spelling it. | |
| 31 Oct 2004 | Flamsmark Flamsmark@gma...com> | Loading... Yes, but why do you use it? I tend not to spell 'night' as 'nyte' just because that's an old way to do so. In my opinion, there is a difference between magic and magick. Magic is fairly modern, such as the idea of snapping your fingers and having a tray full of cookies appear. Magick is more detailed and more complicated, a wizard working for years to perfect a spell or ritual to maybe make a drought end or bring a dead person back to life. I use "magick" because it gives the reader a better idea of what kind of story they are about to read. I hope that makes sense, and I hope that answers your question. | |
Crystal Lynn Tomaino / Writings
