I haven't gotten around to reading all your stories yet, but I surely will. You have an amazing writing style and every single story I've read so far (the hancest and the hanhet (whatever that may mean)) is amazing. They either take my breathe away or get me all teared up and even crying (not goodbye, these lines: "Suddenly, out of nowhere, a sunray breaks through between the clouds and settles on the scar of his left hand. Several steps in front of him, two more rays illuminate their brothers' hands." beautiful!)

I just wanted to share some love. Keep up the writing! -x-

I'm really honored that you've come around and read some of my stuff. Hancest stands for "Hanson Incest" (pairing Taylor up with Zac), and Hanhet stands for "Hanson he" (heterosexual stories where one of the boys is in a relationship with a girl)

Not Goodbye is one of my faves. It is what inspired Never Let Go in the first place, but eve though the idea was there, I didn't write it down until much much later after I started posting NLG.

Keep up sharing, I love that! Thanks for leaving a comment!

So ever since this morning when I discovered journal I have been glued to my labtop reading your stuff. Your short Hancest stories are totally amazing!! And Never let go I loooved that and now I am in the middle of reading stigmatized!! Your amazing!!! I love these.

I'm so so so glad you're liking them. NLG is the story I'm most porud of at the moment, and it's a shame I had to put it on hiatus until summer... but translating it and working and studying were sucking the life off me...

Stigmatized is one of my faves too. You should know that, when I have more time, maybe I'll write what happens between the fourth and the fifth chapters...

Lire...
Many of the links in the lower half of the post are not working... something with format?
I will bookmark the list and enjoy it! I really like your writing...

It's fixed now *hugs* Thank you very much for pointing it out. I some times forget to close the HTML tags...

Aww, thank you! I'm glad to have you as a reader, but more important, as a friend.