| 26 Sep 2003 |  A.M. Guynes | You have lots of interesting ideas in these stories. I have enjoyed reading them. The one thing I would recommend most of all is to work on your English grammar. If you'd like someone to read your stuff before you post it and give you a hand with the grammar, please e-mail me and let me know. *waves*   V. E. Lehkonen replies: " Oooh! I'll be forever thankful! ^__^" | |
| 7 Nov 2003 |  WildFire | I think your stories are great, I can really identify myself with the characters (especially with IMD), and I really like your style of writing. I'm looking forward to read more from you. Keep up the good work.  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Thank you!" | |
| 30 Nov 2003 |  Lauren Christine | Ty for the comment on my page! Now, i'm off to read some!  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "You're welcome. What did you read?" | |
| 25 Mar 2004 |  Alice ´Muffin Girl´ Smith | Hey, I didn't know you were a Moderator. That's cool. ^_^ Have a muffin, honey.  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Yeah well, I didn't announce it on my mainpages until now. Ooo... muffin... =D" | |
| 22 Oct 2004 | Aikon | cool stories, genderless flying creatures who would have...anyway keep up the good work and hope 2 read more soon...  | |
| 6 May 2005 |  V. E. Lehkonen | Test comment. Read my stories, damn you! | |
| 8 Jul 2005 | Nita | So, are you going to finish your "Mutant Telepath" story or what? How am I supposed to read more if you're being lazy?   V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Argh. I should finish it... but as long as I don't, you'll just have to wait. >_>" | |
| 18 Oct 2005 |  Che Franz-Joseph Monro | In my own writing I tend to use gender neutral language and let the reader make up their own mind. I don't let sex and gender get in the way of the reader's identification with the people they are reading about. It's hard at first but in the end men and women can find ways to say whatever they need to, don't you think? It's probably related to my own obsession with gender and identity. Che  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Gender-neutral language was such a self-evident truth to me until I started studying foreign languages... And writing a foreign language, I have to struggle a bit to try to make it all fluent or even readable.
Cool, another gender/identity obsessed person! There needs to be more people like us in the world." | |
| 29 Apr 2007 |  Désirée Ruth Dippenaar | Your stories look very interesting, I'll read them right away! If you can't stand gender things in languages, German is REALLY bad... even "the" is split up into genders(der/die/das) - and the bad thing is that it gets ridiculous by making even OBJECTS have genders Like a table is masculine, butter is feminine, and, believe it or not, a girl is neuter -___- Hahaha~  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Yay!
Heh, yeah, tell me about it... German was the first foreign language I studied, and I was all WTH. But at least they did have a "neuter" option.  " | |
| 18 Mar 2008 |  Lynn K. Hollander | Philoprogenitive 1) inclined to production of children; prolific. 2) loving one’s children. (Oxford Universal Dictionary)  V. E. Lehkonen replies: "Ah. Yep, regenians in general like to have children. They don’t "love" them though (but that’s mostly because "love" means possessive obsession to humans). I made up a new verb for "love" in another story of mine (Tales from Kyerrion), and that one keeps the caring and respecting bit while not being possessive or obsessive." | |
