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Lovely story. I must say I'm becoming a little addicted to it. Very well developed plot. The naiad is a charming touch and not cliché at all. Good job!
It was a little confusing in your early chapters because you mentioned that she was a nymph. I always thought nymphs were more land-based and naiads are obviously from the water.
That confusion aside, I love your story and really enjoyed reading it :)
Author's Response: Thank you, Anais!
I sort of use "nymph" and "naiad" interchangeably. A "dryad" is a "wood nymph" (in Greek mythology). Sorry for the confusion!
A cliffhanger...very curious. I like the story and the idea. A few suggestions though might make it easier for others to read.
When you're announcing where the action takes place, you might want to put it in bold so that it wouldn't seem part of the story. So instead of "meanwhile in Imladris" you'd have meanwhile in Imladris.
Also Legolas was always considered to be older than Arwen and her brothers. You might want to keep that detail in mind :)
Author's Response: It's settled now... just used to FF...
Thank you for your suggestion, I needed it.
I'm glad you love it, there is more to go...
Sivan
This is lovely. I know you said it wasn't very funny but I found myself smirking several times. Lovely! Very well written. Don Vito and Frodo's Mafia connections are a hysterical touch.
Absolutely must have more and on a regular basis at that!
Author's Response: Haha, I'll do my best!
CODE F.A.N. *slayed* me. I could literally see the Fellowship figures inflating and the bars coming down. Heeh!
I insist on seeing Vila Borcka here. Why are you denying me that charming girl's presence?
Author's Response: All right, all right, I'll bring Vila on over! And just so you know, I'm also going to make a Happy Medium website where I can post new chapters when I'm in a hurry (without having to go through QuickEdit Hell or log into a website, which my computer hates doing) -- I'll put a link on my ff.n profile when it's done.
I remember this story...It got me writing some of my Sue parodies. I am so glad you guys are here. Yay!
A free turkey baster, how exciting. Loving it. I should really re-read some of my old favourites more often. There were a few typos but I fixed them. Hope you don't mind.
Adorable. I want to open the door next time, damnit!
Author's Response: Hey, always self insert! :D thanks for the review...:D - Bird
Author's Response: Hey, always self insert! :D thanks for the review...:D - Bird
Crossovers are very hard to write. Good luck! I hope this is going to turn out very well.
Also, you misspelled a few names in the story. I took the liberty of correcting them.
Author's Response: They are hard. Thanks. I actually have this all written out mostly, so updating will be a snap. Thanks for the corrections!
I really wanted to read your story because it sounds interesting but please put some paragraphs into your story; everything's all mushed together and it's very hard to read.
Very well written! :) Cannot wait to read more.
Lovely story and good understanding of your characters. I love Pippin in this and Merry's and Sam's dialogue is very true to character.
"Wennie" and "Gornie". This is just like Gone with the Wind gone horribly wrong. Hysterical!
*suffocates* Bubba Greenleaf? This is so wrong it's beyond good. Heee...
You know you're an elf when...killed me, especially the last one.
Author's Response: Kath and I are every grateful for your reviews! Just wait till the nocked arrow weddin' happens...;) - Bird
An interesting notion, Arwen and Haldir having an affair while she lived in Lorien. I am curious to seewhere you'll take this. The tension in this chapter was palpable. Well done.
You might want to emphasize meeded words by making them bold instead of putting them in asterisks.
Author's Response: Hello, and thanks for reviewing.
This story is the first in a series spanning seven.
These are old works of mine, posted here on request by the mods, and won't be edited further. --Afraid you'll have to live without the bolds ;)
Surprising ending but sweet nonetheless.
There are a few very grammatical and spelling errors. Happens to all of us :) If those will be fixed, this story is not going to have much wrong with it.
Well written. I like the portrayal of Legolas and Arwen. I always thought it made a lot of sense for those two to hook-up but then again, Tolkien had other ideas.
A very cute little ficlet. I assume that it's complete so I changed the setting for you to "yes" (before it said "no")
This was lovely. Beautiful imagery and good understanding of your subject. Good job!
Beautiful. I almost thought that you lifted it from Tolkien ;) Lovely, darling!
Author's Response: Why, thank you! Lovely welcome and I have returned your kindness by reviewing you also. xxx
Why would her father be so vicious? Perhaps instead of describing the minutae of your protagonist's life, you could concentrate on what would make her father act like this?
Your spelling and grammar seem to be quite good with a few typos.
Very amsuing. Great descriptions!