| 28 Sep 2009 |  Jane Dillon |  Loading...Oh, and ignore it if people aren’t very appreciative . . . we writers can be very sensitive! I learnt that the hard way, when my friend wouldsn’t let me comment on her work any more! 
I think it can be very hard to put your writing out there for all to see, and then get some constructive crit., when you’re not used to it. But grammar is important in a story! We writers are all going to face some harsh comments, but there’ll always be some people who like it anyway!
Phew! What a rant! | |
| 29 Sep 2009 |  Nathanael Herald Eisner | Loading... Hey Frances! Thank you so much for stopping by in my Meadow and reading a few off my bookshelf! I am open to talk about any questions you have about my beliefs, which are incorporated in my stories.
I see “Out of Eden” is ‘in the Woods’! | |
| 25 Oct 2009 |  Jake Akemann | Loading... Oh my goodness... your online library is huge! I don’t even know where to start. Can you tell me 2 or 3 that you’re particularly proud of, or ones that you’d like more people to read? | |
| 26 Oct 2009 |  Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Hello Frances, thanks for visiting and commenting my pictures! Your question I can not answer well, for I never tried writing humorous, but I think it can be able, if the talents are given. I am glad to read, that you like my little works. Greetings out of Old Europe from Jochen. | |
| 26 Oct 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Dear Frances, their is no wonder that you have not seen such Silenella, for she and her Sileni people are produced in my head and with my hand.
The first of this friendly figures were drawn by me since approximately 1950. And have never pulished them till I was able to use Elfwood.
Please, look on my age and you can see, when I was young their was no Tumnus. But I was glad about this friendly satyr-figure, the first one of this kind in literature as I know.
Greetings from Jochen.
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| 26 Oct 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Hello Frances, oh no photography! Only my eyes, my mind and my hand! Own expierences, I myself like to dance.
Thanks for compliments! Jochen
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| 26 Oct 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Oh Frances, once again thanks for this fiendly comments from Jochen. | |
| 26 Oct 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Oh Francis, a very important question! I have to think about it.
Till now I took my pencil and draw, for I was not able to find the right words
and texts. Look at my pic "Bilder erzählen ...".
I hope, I can soon find time enough to read your works as shown in Elfwood.
I am very interested! Jochen. | |
| 29 Oct 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Dear Frances: Greetings from continent to continent, from the north part to the south part of the globe! Thanks for your kind words.
The declarations for the antique SILENOS which you found are correct.
There from I took the idea to use the name SILENI and the idea to combine human and equine forms of their bodys. But I changed their characters as you can see in friendly beings. I see the Sileni peacable and peaceloving. Remember: Horses only in danger will be aggressiv. But humans? - For today Good bye! Jochen. | |
| 8 Nov 2009 | Hans Joachim Jaehnichen | Loading... Hello Frances, nice to get again greetings from Australia! Your texts I read with interest, can I help you in any way? Jochen | |
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