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Reviews by Sulriel

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The Lembas Baker (PG-13)
by Haleth.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [6]
Mon Nov 25, 2013 5:34 pm

Delightful! I'm anxious to see more!
 
 
Apple Bruised Makes Apple Pie (PG)
by Marta.

Chapters [2]
Reviews [1]
Warnings [language; (canonical) character deaths]
Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:51 pm

very deeply moving. I love what they recognized in each other and the respect shown each other by the end.
 
 
The Legacy of Love (PG)
by Rhapsody.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [2]
Warnings [none]
Mon Sep 30, 2013 10:07 am

Beautifully understated and deeply moving, esp with such a sometimes difficult to understand character.
 
 
Understanding (PG)
by MrsAnalytica.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [4]
Warnings [Character death, sadness, Hurt/Comfort]
Sun Jun 16, 2013 11:47 am

Interesting compassionate take on the situation. I don't think I've seen this before. well done!
 
 
Healing Hands (PG)
by Haleth.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [2]
Sat Apr 27, 2013 10:56 am

Very nice, and esp nice to see another post in the original archive! thanks for sharing!
 
 
Object In Motion (NC-17)
by Mitasova.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [2]
Warnings [Dirty sex, lots of swearing]
Tue Apr 09, 2013 4:50 pm

It's a game. we play it on xbox but i'm sure it's available in other formats.

LOL about Shepherd and Jack. wow! yeah - Jack's a ball-buster for-sure
 
 
Single Handedly (PG-13)
by codilyn711.

Chapters [13]
Reviews [3]
Warnings [Description of wounds and battle.]
Mon Apr 08, 2013 5:12 pm

What a wonderful find, to see your story here when i popped into the archive this afternoon. i haven't had a chance to finish yet, i had to get ready for work, but i'll be back. maedhros has a special place in my heart, i have my own stories about him, but i always love to read other's take on him as well.
 
 
What Fili and Kili found (G)
by ZeeDrippyVessel.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [3]
Warnings [BBFilli and BBKili. That's warning enough.]
Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:57 am

Haha! very cute and not what I'd expected them to bring home!
 
Author's replied on Mon Apr 08, 2013 5:31 pm
Ah c'mon... it's Fili and Kili... what else did you expect them bring home??? (Don't answer that! LOL!) Thank you for reading!
 
The King Has Come Unto His Halls (PG-13)
by Marta.

Chapters [2]
Reviews [1]
Warnings [battle gore; canonical character death]
Mon Mar 11, 2013 9:14 am

Very emotional and engaging.

IMO, it takes a special combination of talent and skill to put so much into these kinds of shorts ... or, I should say ... as a fellow writer I know it's what you're putting in, ... but as a reader - the difference is what the reader is taking home. As a reader, I'm overflowing by the time I'm finished with this. very very well done. *happy sigh*
 
Author's replied on Wed Mar 13, 2013 2:35 am
At the risk of making myself sound too much like Tolkien, it's because I don't just dream up the stories I write. I think a lot about the characters I write most often, and so I have a collection of incidents and references that I know happened to them in my "verse" but I've never written out. And more than that I know their characters (how I think of their personalities and morals or lack thereof) so certain reactions just seem natural. It means there's a lot of background that never gets worked in explicitly, and that gives the story a certain depth I think, like LOTR seemed authentic because it was contextualized by the Silmarillion - even when that book wasn't published.

It's also why I write so frustratingly slowly, and why I am incapable of writing the longer fic so many other people do. I am in awe of them (and I include you here) - it is a skill I don't possess and (try as I might) can't seem to develop. I can give a slice of a life that is built on an untold story, but actually tell that full story? Nyet.

I'm glad you liked reading this, in any case!
 
A Bird in the Hand (PG-13)
by Marta.

Chapters [1]
Reviews [2]
Warnings [theodicy]
Mon Mar 04, 2013 12:08 am

Very nice. I don't think I've seen this one before and I really enjoyed it. I especially enjoyed the keeping and passing of the history as that is a theme so deeply ingrained throughout. I like how you presented it in that particular time and place.
 
Author's replied on Sun Mar 10, 2013 6:51 pm
Thanks, Sulriel! I'm glad you enjoyed this piece.