Listening/Alternate History
Mith - I see that I'm not the only one who had the idea about selecting the incident at Waterloo. This is a unique version written far different than what I came up with. Well done sir.
Victoria Silverwolf - A William Shakespeare concert! That's outrageously cool. The most disturbing image for me is the fop mosh pit. You truely made my skin crawl. Excellent.
Springs - You certainly know how to weave the drama into a story with great intensity. Heavy, hard-hitting and heart-tugging. Plus you even tagged the finish with "The End". I've wanted to do that for quite a while. Wonderful.
Reiver33 - Ah! I had that feeling that someone who touch upon Richard the third (call it a hunch I suppose, no pun intended). Marvelously executed like a movie script. Thine effort doth please me.
Starbeast - I accessed my mental history files, which were mostly stored and locked away in the basement where water leaked on them, and mice were chewing up flie papers and making nests.
Stormcrow - Whoa! This is definately an unexpected tale, foretold in rhyme, which speaks of a alien who foils a monstrous plan of attack upon a school. Colossal story of thwarted campus carnage.
Karn Maeshalanadae - We were thinking alike, Karn. I too had a similar idea about the Cuban Missle Crisis, but yours has a different ending which I very much enjoyed. Cool take on history.
JordanSC5 - Another astounding moment in history is highlighted here in this tale. President Abraham Lincoln is the main focus, and the time of his death is altered deviously well by the writer.
Mosaix - You got me chuckling, and I feel weird about it. Because you took the most controversial assassination in American history and turned it into a pleasent outing. Awesome!