| 8 Sep 2005 |  Brakstein | hey love your work, hope the next part A tale of tales comes out soon.   Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "Yeah, so do I. suffering a little writers block at the moment." | |
| 29 Sep 2005 | Cecily | A series of graphic stories about stories and the nature of humanity by Neil Gaiman. Read.  Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "Sweet. Tell me more. And congrats, you are my one hundreth comment. Here is your own personalized soul rending scythe, enjoy. " | |
| 10 Oct 2005 | Cecily with Scythe | Yay! More? Um...er...they all sort-of feature Morpheus/Dream but he just ties the stories together mostly...um...the stories alternate male-bias/female-bias that is explosions/emotions and there's literary references all over the place...  Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "I have come upon said Sandman. Woe! That's Ca-wazy stuff! Have you ever read the comic Nightmares and Fairytales? I think you'd get a kick out of 'em. Positively disturbing... so disturbing. But I did like its rendition of Little Red Riding Hood.Sorry for the late response. I've been utterly sidetracked. " | |
| 26 Dec 2005 |  Megan 'Angler' Proverbs | Merry Christmas! ^^ The movie critic in the Sunday Tasmanian said that Narnia was rubbish. O_O Now I don't know whether to waste a free ticket on it... Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "That critic needs his eyes gouged out. Rubbish my butt! It was awesome, and did the book justice. Go see it, it's very worth it. " | |
| 28 Dec 2005 |  Megan 'Angler' Proverbs | Well, I trust you more than some cynical old jerk who didn't even like the books in the first place. Maybe he had a bad Christmas or something. ^^  Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "Why even listen to critics? Most of them only praise crap we've never heard of from countries we never knew existed anyways. " | |
| 4 Jan 2006 |  John H. Blackham | If the said critic didn't have a bad christmas, he's going to have a terrible day when I catch up with him! (not a violently terrible day; just regular-type) The movie was incredible... I liked the symbolism, personally, and the fact that the movie was as enjoyable as the book (perhaps not in the same depth, but still a wonderful adaption). Heyaz, how's the new year treating you? Enjoying the holidays? Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "That's why I never listen to critics and find out things for myself. But then it takes a lot for me to be dissapointed in a film. If I think I'm gonna like something, then I always like it. New Years? Same 'ole, same'ole. Spent most of the Holidays watching movies. Lots and lots of movies. Especially Cahrlie and the Chocolate Factory thanks to my sister who is obsessed with it. " | |
| 16 Jan 2006 |  Brendon Adam Shapiro | Hi! I thought I'd randomly come and randomly say hi and randomly read one of your stories, chosen at random. I hope you don't mind.  Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "Randomness I like. Of course I don't mind. Read away!" | |
| 5 Jul 2006 |  Anthony Krueger | It would be interesting to see more of "A Tale of Tales", unless, of course, you are burnt out on it. I hate it when that happens, you dream up a story and begin writing and suddenly, in mid-page, you look back at all you have written and suddenly think: "Not worth it." Melissa 'Silent Coyote' Jensen replies: "Oh no, I'm not burnt out. I'm just a little stuck as to what happens next. Plus I haven't been able to get anything up on Elfwood thanks to my HTML formatting messing with me. I've yet to find a way to fix it. When I do get another chapter up, it'll probably be at another site of mine that I'll create a link to. Unless I can get it up on Elfwood." | |
| 15 Jan 2008 |  Andria Andie Potter | Hey! Really enjoy Rite and Ritual! Like your other stuff too! Keep up the good work! | |
| 15 Jul 2008 |  Henrik ´Poet Hater´ K. Larsson | *wades through the hordes of the deadly swimming killer parrots and flying piranhas* Message, ma’am! He’s back! Get off me, you little bastards! Uh, not you. I have a family of gerbils eating through my shoes. Terribly sorry. Must leave before I’m devoured. You understand, right? | |
