Reviews for In This Scarred Season
| MagicAlly | 2005.09.27 - 03:24AM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| Beautiful and moving. |
| lifeglider | 2005.07.24 - 09:46AM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| This is a beautiful piece, something between prose and poetry. It conveys yearning, love, surrender, even a sense of despair at the possibility of coming destruction. I can read this over and over again and find something new -- an emotion, maybe an image -- to ponder upon. What a gem. |
| cairo | 2005.07.23 - 03:08PM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| This a well written one shot. |
| froggy | 2005.07.23 - 06:55AM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| Oh. My. God. Oh my God. That was... beautiful. There is no other word for it; beautiful. Such perfection and passion captured in words. You are a true virtuoso of words. This is as perfect as I have ever imagined such text to be. |
| Mindless_Acts | 2005.07.13 - 08:54PM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| Your work - it facinated me, I read it 3 times and I'm about to print it and read it again. I love it, it's beautiful in every way I can imagine, it's what I would expect from Hermione. Every word seems carefully chosen and fits the story as a whole. Beathtaking. The way you play with words, I can only discribe it as a priceless talent. |
| A N Llewellyn | 2005.07.13 - 07:16PM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| Chills. I felt them.
I rarely get them.
This was gold.
A N Llewellyn |
| OnlyInDreams | 2005.07.11 - 09:10AM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| Amazing! |
| Fiona Stars | 2005.07.07 - 07:24PM | 1: In This Scarred Season | Signed |
| You write beautifully. Reading your story was like reading poetry. I think it would be wonderful spoken word.
There was so much passion in this that is hard to imagine someone writing it who is NOT hermione, does that make sense? You must love someone very much to write this, or have a very good imagination/writers ability.
Very dramatic, maybe melodramatic, but that works. I love the way it ends, how you tied it up neatly, even though so much of the actual story revolves around the unknown. That's partly what makes it so beautiful... the fact that no one knows, even the reader, what happens next. |
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