| 23 Jan 2006 |  Erin M. Ramos |  Loading...You know, that random thingy on the Elfwood mainpage is really spiffy. It led me here. And I started reading your Ivory story. Spiffy story, that. I'll definitlly finish it later  | |
| 23 Jan 2006 |  Darian 'Emberice' Lewis | Loading... *pokepoke* How's it going? You still alive in here? | |
| 2 Feb 2006 |  Wadenstein3 | Loading... hello, you told me a loooooong time ago that I had to let you know when I uplaoded another story.. well I have now ;p It's not the same style as the other stories though, it's the beginning of a bigger story. Not the fairy tale-type that my other stories are. Read it if you want to | |
| 3 Jun 2006 |  Laura A. Wellington | Loading... **hits toni with a brick** um.... **points at empty space beside her** he did it. Well, sorry about that, just seemed like something to do. Hope it doesn't affect your writing skills, because that would suc--- (reads bad language clause) ---be bad. I read a few of your stories here, including An Ivory Tale (or at least started that one) and I think I'm in love. With your stories. Because they are amazing. Keep writing, even though everytime I come here I want to hit myself with a brick, knowing that I'll never amount to your amazing level of brilliance. **bows down, presenting gifts of apeasement** I don't know what you want, so it's intentionally vague... | |
| 20 Aug 2006 |  Monday | Loading... FINTROLL, TURISAS, SONATA, AYREON!!!! you have great taste for music  | |
| 12 Sep 2006 |  Mats Fällman | Loading... You should really try to sell you short stories to some fantasy magazines, as www.strangehorizons.com, www.chizine.com or www.shadowrealms.com. On average you get 7cents per word, and one A4 usually has 400 words. Up to 10000 word stories are accepted. The thing is that you can´t submit stuff you publish here at Elfwood... but anyways.. | |
| 28 Dec 2006 |  L.A. Richier | Loading... Hm, Toni's gone, too? Elfwood's a ghostland haunt, I see. Well, I'm back for now. I was wondering what I should comment on... but if you're not about, then I suppose I'll just wander about and see what I haven't commented on already. It was really heartwarming to see ones I remembered... You always were quite memorable, Toni. Hope you're doing well! | |
| 24 Nov 2008 |  Danielle N B | Loading... I don’t usually look for written work here (actually I have trouble finding material to read in general because I don’t usually have time), but I discovered your work and really enjoyed An Ivory Tale, and thought I’d drop a comment. It seems you aren’t around, but I have to say it is grating to read a great story and not know how it continues or ends, which marks great writing.  Great work!  Toni J Kaukinen replies: "Well, actually, I’m back -- for a bit, anyway! Ivory 10 was uploaded and updated just a bit ago.
In any case, thank you! I appreciate comments. " | |
| 10 Dec 2008 | Danielle N B | Loading... Just out of curiosity, how long has it taken you, on average, to write each chapter of An Ivory Tale? Toni J Kaukinen replies: "Considering it’s been between a week and a year... I’d say a month or three on average." | |
| 23 Sep 2009 | Anon. | Loading... Hey, I don’t even know if you remember me, or check your page anymore, but just in case, I’d like to say...
Thanks for introducing me to Sonata Arctica what seems like oh so long ago! They are touring over here and I am going to see them next week! Very excited and it’s all thanks to you! | |
