| 15 Apr 2001 |  The Author | I've been told by the people who named me that my middle name is Swahili and means "child whose parents are reminded of a kitten." | |
| 31 Jul 2001 | Ally | YAY! I AM SOOOOO HAPPY ELFWOOD IS BACK! Hey Ryan! I get to visit your site again!! | |
| 2 Mar 2002 |  Ryan Sanura Reynolds-Stickney | Thanks yourself for all the comments. Don't get many around here. *Is plugging shamelessly* Go tell your friends about it! And tell them to comment! I like comments. | |
| 2 Mar 2002 | Jen 'Demonlord' Wei | Hey! Definite coolness...an update. And thanks for all the comments, Ry. | |
| 3 Nov 2002 |  H. T. Y. A'Deline | Hello, I’d like to invite you to join Bifrost, an interactive art community where Elfwooders collaborate on art projects. Visit us at
www.geocities.com/bifrost_fantasy
for more information. Do join us if you’ve not already done so! See you!
Thanks. | |
| 1 Jul 2003 | Tony G! | Hey! Some really wonderful work here of course. It's so much fun watching your writing mature throughout the years, even though I haven't known you for many! I wish I knew more about where you are going with your story of Ailuria... it would make the reading a little easier. Anyways, I think Draco Urbanis is probably the best thing you have on here, although your clever lyrics in Starbird's comes close... we should really try to get that together soon! Talk to ya later, bye! | |
| 10 Sep 2003 | Anonymous | You're no cat and I know that
Except the ones my hormones knew
So forget the myth and live it out
This piece of life and time for you
Tony's grandfather----Dewey | |
| 30 Jul 2004 | Tony | Hee, a year later and here I am to comment again. Wow, my last comment is so very peppy.... so many exclamation points. Well Ryan dahling, as our friendship has grown during this time so has my respect for you as a master (or mistress?) of so many arts. Your writing still continues to fascinate me, keep at it!
Love always,
Tony | |
| 31 Aug 2006 |  Christi-Anna 'Mistress of the Seas' Castonguay | Salutations,
you have a nice little library started, I like the perspective of Sleeping Beauty, you only ever hear from her side of things, never how loathsomely immacualte she was to be around.
I would love to read a version of Beauty and the Beast by you, I have yet to find it written by a guy. Do you think it would ever interest your creative focus? | |
