| 21 Apr 2000 |  Erica Lea Martin | Heya, just wanted to say Welcome to the Woods. I really enjoyed that short story "Waiting".
I loved the descriptions associated with waiting. You made it sound so empty. Excellent work
with this piece of writing, I can't wait to read more by you, you are very talented when it comes
to works!  Lots of luck here at Elfwood, welcome aboard! | |
| 21 Apr 2000 |  C. Michael Martin | YAHOO! I GET FIRST COMMENT!! I just want to say WELCOME TO THIS SECTION OF THE WOOD!! =O) | |
| 22 Apr 2000 |  Rkind | Interesting take on waiting for that one truelove. Can't wait to read more. | |
| 13 May 2000 |  Kathryn Z. Newill | I've started a new game! Try to guess my middle name! You'll be surprised when you get it. Just e-mail your guess to me and I'll put up the list of guesses here and eventually on my web page. | |
| 1 Jun 2000 |  Michael D.Y. Smith | One more addendum. Have you read William Gibson's "Neuromancer"? | |
| 1 Jun 2000 |  Michael D.Y. Smith | Welcome to the woods...wait a sec while I go get some more logs for the fireplace. Hmm, I guess it's crackling well enough. Good stories! I'll be back yet again. Guess your middle name, eh? I'll have to think about that for a while. | |
| 5 Jun 2000 |  Michael D.Y. Smith | Is your middle name Zilpha? Just a Guess(tm). | |
| 10 Jun 2000 | Nadia E. Eisner | Your poetry is beautiful, the words seem to come effortlessly.  Heh, I wrote a poem once. It stunk so badly. I hid it somewhere.  I'm more of a storyteller.  Oh, the "E" in my name stands for "Ethyne." The game in knowing THAT is figuring out the correct pronounciation! Great work! Ta! | |
| 17 Apr 2003 | Tracy Newill Russo | Hello, This may sound strange to you, I just wanted know where your from. MY maiden name is Newill my family is mostly from westoreland and Greene co PA. Is there any hope we may be related? Please email me I'm really looking forward to hearing from you. Good luck in all you do . God Bless. | |
