SciFi & Fantasy Fiction and Stories by Ashley R. Wynn

Yup, that *is* TP with the Discworld series. Highly recommendable; I'm sure you'd enjoy the books, especially since you know of them already! (Now I might have to look up 'Good Omens' ... I know Neil Gaiman from 'the Sandman', but haven't come across that collaboration piece. We both got a bit wiser now, then.)

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "Now that's what I call a good trade. "

Is it okay if I use your method of chapter-naming for Angelis Infernales? Only it's kewl and the first chapter is named after Sariel anyway...prod me to catch up with Genesis Vault, seen?

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "That's cool. And, uh... read the new Genesis Vault chapter! LOL"

Thanks for commenting on Warmonger! Now... stop smoking! I simply must read something here, but I know not where to start... Any suggestions?
What's your favorite?

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "... No one's ever asked me that before. My favorite to work on is Genesis Vault. The ones I'm most proud of are the poems - Maneater, Incubus, and Jenny. They have endings. How about I suggest NOT reading Barn or the EndlessNameless stories? They've been there since high school, so they don't really fit me any more. I like to think my skills have greatly improved since then, so I leave em up as refrence. And tobacco is icky and nasty and should only be used for ceremonial purposes. . ."

Hmm I won't debate your choice of fantasy authors some i love some I don't really enjoy but you simply must expand your horizons in Sci-Fi. I would suggest starting with David Weber (the king of sci fi in my opinion) move on to John Ringo perhaps some of elizebeth moon's all though she can be a bit spotty with her writting (try the Lt. Leary commanding series quite good) and to finish off i would suggest one of the best classics in sci fi "Three to dorsi" look it up it will bend your mind. Its a bit dry at times but it is extremily good if you can get through it. Still in all this is obviously just my opinion, and my apologies if your tates differ radically from mine.

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "With the exception of Star Wars, I'm not really into the whole space opera thing. Give me a post-apocalypse survival story or some cyberpunk and I'm happy. I did go on a kick for a bit where I read a lot of Mars related stories - mostly Burroughs and Ray Bradbury stuff. "

I amso soon going to write something myself. I just love your stories... and you've read anne rice! she wonderful really. Hope you do know that the a. n. roquelaure is her too?

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "Yes. But I've gotten to where I like Anias Nin better."

Thank you so much for leaving so many lovely comments at my gallery. I'm not very savvy with the mechanics of writing so I won't be able to offer much help in that area, however I do enjoy reading so I look forward to sampling your shelf and offering my humble opinion.

I'll leave comments as I go...

You have many, many good peices in this little section of the woods. Far too many to comment on individually so I'll wrap them all into one. Your works are very original in nature and your use of grammar and spelling is wonderful. Keep up the good work, hope to see more from you soon!

Ashley R. Wynn replies: "There's not as many there as appears to be. I actually deleted more than a dozen of them last week, but for some reason, the links still show up and take you to a 404 Lost in Elfwood page."

*pokes her whiskers in and looks, then notes for future readings* Saw you on Cec's page, looked interstring, thought I'd come by. Many stories, shall come back when time permits.

Aie, I haven't been here in ages, I'm so sorry! [rebirdlook] Do you still have them?

[shoggoth has been inflicting unimaginable horrors etc. on neighbouring pages in the meanwhile]

I read Coldstore Cave a long time ago before it was taken down. Did you ever finish it? Wanna email a copy s_e_terrell at yahoo dot com