Thank you, Starbeast - lots of explosions!
I do like it when there are new posts nearly every day, something to keep me entertained. There's been a nice steady flow this month, with some really cool ideas.
You're welcome Bowler1. The stories were flooding faster than I thought they would, and that put me on page three. I really wanted to check out the other tales, but I resisted, until I posted my own. I'm glad I didn't read any of the other stories, because like you said, there are lots of good ones. They would have clouded my thoughts.
The Ends of the Earth
(part two)
Luiglin - Wonderful science fiction romantic tale. It would be so great to change events in order to make the one you love happy. Beautiful and heart-warming. (sigh)
Mosaix - Order up and dine on this tasty and comical menu idea. I did a double-take when I skimmed through these submissions the other day. I think Mr Adams would enjoy reading your complementary entry as much as I did.
Karn Maeshalanadae - Wow! What a way to begin a story, with an astonishing crash of planets! Then you captured my attention again, by letting us know humans were to blame. Awesome.
Glen - A outstanding tale that sticks in my thoughts and foretells what's in the back of my mind. A great story that makes a young mind think and an old one lament. Well done sir.
Venusian Broon - What the? Your magnificant tale is almost an exact copy of my first idea. This is fantastic, we were both on the same level of thinking. Bravo sir, you beat me to the punch. AND, I like yours better, you had a zinger at the end.
Alex Mason - A very good and unexpected story which takes place in a classroom. I like that idea and the title of your tale. Plus, it's nice to meet you Alex Mason.
RoninJedi84 - Love does many strange things to people, even if the love from the other is not returned. Spectacular romantic tragedy of a one-sided love story. You tugged at my emotions with your great drama.
TheDustyZebra - And we are back to the comedy once again. You got me good with the zinger you planted at the end. Here I am reading along and absorbing the sesational imagery, and Wham-mo! Good stuff.
Juliana - A familiar tale which you rebooted and shaped it into a dazzling fantasy (slash) science fiction story with fun and colorfulness. Cool.
MemoryTale - Excellent poem that flows with well written verse, then clobbers you at the end with a zinger that is sure to bring a smile to the face of the reader.
Brev - Charming and fierce story of deception and revenge. Powerful words woven with anger for the temptress who caused a man great grief. Tremendous fantasy.
Tywin - I laughed at the last line of your marvelous story. I love the dialogue between the Shaman and the pupil. Pure delight and dark humored entertainment.
Lenny - Alright, more comedy! Wonderful idea you created, making a newscast about Angels. You caught me off-guard with your dynamite entry that is great fun to read.
Chrispenycate - It's remarkable how you sculpted your colorful and stylish poem with a Tolkienesque theme. I really enjoyed the way in which the words were written as well. Nicely done sir.
A great little poem that indulges in the ancient conflict of the world been spherical or flat. As we can see the answer is obviously flat, but the humour with which the story is presented and that literal cut-off point at the end, makes for a fun romp guaranteed to raise a smile.
