Reviews by SpaceWeavil

A Touch of Destiny · Sat Mar 24, 2007 7:06 am

This is officially the first POTC fanfic I've read, just because I've never really gone looking before, but I have to say I'm really impressed. The quality of the writing is excellent and extremely visual, and to me it all felt very in character. I'd really like to see this continued and see the aftermath.
SW

Requiem · Tue Mar 13, 2007 4:34 pm

This is amazing, Rhaps. I really admire your ability to capture a character's voice and write it consistently - having tried to write pieces in first person and having failed miserably, I appreciate the skill in this piece all the more - your language is beautiful, the emotions not overdone and not too little, it all just seeps through in a really effective way. Brilliant work!
SW

Shattered Twilight · Tue Mar 13, 2007 4:30 pm

I'm actually on my way to look for your longer story 'Requiem' that you mentioned on LJ today, but found this on the way through your story list and just had to stop and read when I saw 'Maeglin'. I can't believe I missed this before. Beautiful use of language and you capture his voice excellently. The whole thing is really haunting and exquisite. So glad I found this!
SW

Ensnared · Wed Mar 07, 2007 7:28 pm

Have to agree with Rhaps' comments - it really is 'so' DS9. I always felt DS9 had a much deeper, darker element to it than the other Trek series, like there was a lot more feeling there somehow if that makes sense, and these drabbles capture the mood perfectly. I also agree with Rhaps that the distinctive difference between the drabbles and the two 'voices' are really well done and very effective. All in all, another excellent piece.
SW

Qapla' Balth je' · Wed Jan 31, 2007 12:25 pm

this is so sad, and yet so very strong and Klingon-feeling as well, it's just remarkable that all that comes in so few words. Really good job.
SW

Thirteen · Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:52 pm

I have to apologise profusely because I was convinced I had reviewed this story already. I love the 'noble' quality of the drabbles, the way you create a sense of dignity and strength in your prose, and it does feel very Lucius to me. It's ages since I've watched Rome, but I'm in the mood to have another run at it again now. Glad to hear your muses pushed for a couple more chapters and I hope you'll write some more Rome fic!
SW

The Handmaiden's Rainbow · Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:49 pm

Great series once again, Isil. Actually I'd love to see you carry the story on, so we can see what happens to her. I'm already intrigued by the character, but it ends too soon!
SW

Ice and Fire · Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:44 pm

Fantastic work, Rhaps. This was really steamy (or should that be icy?) Really great little scene.
SW

Immortal Remembrance · Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:35 pm

Yet again, great work Trek. There's a real sense of solemnity and sadness in this, fabulously expressed in just 100 words. It's a long time since I watched Generations but I must do so again now. Just in general though, I wanted to thank you for getting my interest in trek tweaked again. I hadn't really watched it all that much, despite being really into it when I was younger, but having read some of your great fics lately, I've got right into the mood again.
SW

Of the Istari · Wed Dec 13, 2006 12:01 pm

Again, extremely clever series. I love how you do these sets of drabbles that actually run into a coherent narrative - that to me is so ingenious, and the tone and pacing are so spot on, as well as the characters, that it amazes me these are only 100 words each. Very well done!
SW

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