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Feast Of Worms, Chapter 5 Holy shit this is an awesome story, one of the most well written ones I've ever read on this site. Honesty, it is really that good. I can't wait for the next chapter. Also, it is very realistic how he still feels the leg connected to his body. That how it really would be, too. I wonder, though, how long does it take for phantom pain to kick in? I'm not sure if it's right away or not ... Another thing, the maggots falling out of his flesh was a very cool touch. I just love these descriptions, man. I could totally see this as a movie. Now, bring on chapter 6!Feast Of Worms, Chapter 4 As Scooby said, this was slightly comical -- but a very understandable realistic stream of consciencness. I'm kind of bummed that this chapter was so short, too. I wanted some of those terrific detials describing the leg amputation. That would have been pretty sweet -- but, I suppose not saying it can be more horrifying then just being blunt about it, right? Good stuff, nonetheless. I'm really digging this story. I'm wondering just exactly who this dark dude is, and why is he terrorizing Samuel of all people. I need to read more. I have to ask you one thing, though. When is the next chapter coming out?Feast Of Worms, Chapter 3 Damnit, I was going to quote the first paragraph, but it looks like Synchronicity beat me to the punch. But yeah, dude....that was an AMAZING description. It blew me away. Truely marvelous. That phone call scene was pretty intense, too. I could feel Samuel begging for his wife to stay put. Crying even. And the last part with the maggots on his ankle made me squirm. A little off topic, but the other day I saw this show, 'true ER tales', on TV, and this one homeless guy came in and his ankle all the way to the bottom of his knee was literally covered in maggots. It was pretty disgusting, but also really cool looking. Alright! I've babbled on long enough. Time to read the next chapter ...Feast Of Worms, Chapter 2 I had to take a double take at the end there, with the part of the worm-socketed Doberman. Very orginal and creepy. I'm really digging this story, man. It's by far my favorite one by you. These descriptions are beyond amazing. This has the marks of a true professional. I'm really excited to find out what is going to happen next. This 'dark man' is also pretty cool and ominous. I like the way you portrayed him -- very easy to visualize. Okay, onto the next ...Feast Of Worms, Chapter 1 Well, I have to agree with the other commenters. These descriptions are without a doubt phenomenal. I could literally picture everything you wrote. It was as if I was Samuel and the story was being played out right in front of my eyes. By the way, the title you have chosen is really cool. Also, I like how you start this off a tiny bit slow, getting to know the character a little bit, but you gave a vauge hint of the trouble that probably awaits our main character. The shadows. What could they be? Super fast giant worms? Probably not...but hey, this is fiction. There are no rules here. Anxiously onto the next chapter ...Title article: Through Date: 2008-10-05 09:26:31
Through Maybe it's because I'm really into the guitar lately, but I could see this as a song. The whole time reading this I was tapping my foot against the carpet and slowly rocking my head back and forth, quietly singing the poem. Not much into the whole romance scene, though, but I can dig this 'un, cause it as a deeper meaning than just the boring cliche Hollywood romances. Good stuff indeed, 'Anna. As the Romans say, keep on keepin' on. (It was the Romans who said that, right? Oh, I'm so confused.) Cheers!Attack of the Networked Wireless Plans! Great satire! Loved almost every moment of it, held a smile throughout. At first, though, I thought this was going to be a little TOO MUCH like Stephen King's Cell, but it ended up being quite humorous and distinct in it's own way. I think this is pretty funny, man. There were a lot of things I laughed at, some being the 'taking-a-phone-call-during-
sex part' and the ending 'it's for you' line. All of it, really, was HIGHLY entertaining. I think your writing here is very clean and professional, which makes me want to read more of your work. So, that's what I'm probably going to be reading today. I hope your other writing is in this sort of style, cause it's pretty good. Also, great story. Cheers!Ashes To Ashes Damnit, read this one before too. What are you trying to do to me, David?? Anyways, this was a great story before and a terrific story now that you have rewrote it. As the first time I read it, though, I sort of wished there was more to it, cause I was really getting into the story and then -- over. But, I suppose the way you ended it was perfect -- just perhaps missing something. Not sure what, though. Good 'un, Sir Mugwump. Cheers!There Is Only One Star Fantastic story, Sir Mugwump! Loved it on the first read and loved it even more the second time around. Truely a magnificant piece of literature that everybody should read at least once. It has the signs of a real classic. Cheers! (btw i'm still waiting for Pugswallow 2! i know, i know...don't rush a masterpiece......but i'm beginning to grow impatient!"Title article: Misery Date: 2008-10-03 20:14:21
Misery You know something, this would be a kickass song. Something maybe Metallica would play. I can seriously hear it playing out in my head, now i'm going to go sing that with the guitar. That's right, I'm stealing your poem for my own selfish deeds. I'll send you ten percent of all profits i make. Thanks! oh yeah, i agree with others about expansion. Let's hope next week is better, eh? Because you know .... I can't keep hugging my laptop. People are going to start to talk......