| 26 Jul 2005 |  Saber Alexander Orion McConnell | Hello! I can't say that I understand a lot of your poetry (though the Rebel's Betrayal was fairly chilling), but it seems to be pretty vivid in its imagery. I don't do well with poetry. Good stuff! Phoenix Arizona. That's where I was born. It's nice and hot there. I'd like to go back. LOL Al   Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Lol. Yeah, sunny phoenix is quite warm right now. Imagery is my favorite part of writing; its probably why I find poetry easier than prose. I am still working on plot construction. Thanks for your comment!" | |
| 25 Sep 2005 |  Julia Anna Rill | Hey! Check out your stuff! The tour I have created is up, and you are in it too!  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Neat. I took the tour and read some of the other stuff. Now if we could only get more people to try out Wyvern's tours (I think they get used less than the picture ones)." | |
| 14 Oct 2005 |  Dan Shevock | I read the two poems you suggested above, and they're both great. Terry Pratchett rocks. Neil Gaiman, how dreamy.   Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Yeppers, I do love me some Pterry or Gaiman. And thank you about the poems. I suppose its rather egotistical to be happy with one's own works but they are my favorites anyways. " | |
| 2 Nov 2005 |  Athena Leonti | Great stories! Write more please!  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Will do. Though a few of these need some polishing too, hence the time its taking me to get new stuff up...ah well." | |
| 2 Jan 2006 |  Danish redhead | Whoa...Love your raven poems!!!....I know precisely wht picture fits them best.  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Well thanks. They are a bit older but I consider them finished which for me is tough to not edit my own writing every time I read it. " | |
| 18 Jan 2006 |  Ray Arquette | *waves* H'lo! Just wandered by to repay your visit to my page... *squints towards library* Hmm... That looks interesting...  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Hello and Welcome! " | |
| 25 Apr 2006 |  Cecily ´SLWS´ Webster | Dropped in, intrigued, but clicking about I've been reduced to this huddle on your mainpage, being allergic to poetry - what's safe for me to read?  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Lets see, no poetry eh? There is Tea Puddles and Falling Elves, either of the Lost Things, Castle Prison, Club Chrysalis, Of Kings and Pawns (my fav of my own short stories) and For The Chief's Son, all are short stories. Thanks for stopping by!" | |
| 28 Jul 2006 |  C. 'Liari' Seidel | I seem to dance in the shadowsteps of Cecily. Anyway, thought I'd come give you a look and mark this for further explorations.  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Hello there! Feel free to look around. Cecily eh?" | |
| 29 Jan 2007 | Anonymous | We should really talk to each other. First M.L. and now princess Bride!! I was starting to wonder   Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Heh. Well, Princess Bride is not all that unusual. I'm a fan of Harold and Maude and thats a little more unique. But thank you for commenting." | |
| 29 Jan 2007 | Anonymous | finely another Mercedes lackey reader!!!! I`m guessing you`ev read the Valdemar series. The last herald mage trilogy is my favorit!! I think that the mentel pic. of van is so hot!!!  Rochelle Leya Watts replies: "Actually with Lackey I like her modern fantasy, specifically the SERRA series. Elves and race cars are a nice combo. " | |
