majolie
Friday 2nd January 2009 21:18 | Fool’s Paradise |
| What a lovely story - bittersweet based on our knowledge of Remus & Dora's fina fate. Very well-writtten - especially the sensory information. |
Hihavaniceda
Sunday 18th May 2008 07:34 | Fool’s Paradise |
yes . I loved it ! Who in their right mind woul not . Well written! |
Novera
Friday 14th July 2006 06:06 | Fool’s Paradise |
| YES. Moony got is act WITH Tonks. |
Jadzia7667
Friday 10th February 2006 21:55 | Fool’s Paradise |
| FINALLY got my password...this is marvelous. Well plotted, and your theories are sound. I look forward to reading more from you. |
| Saturday 11th February 2006 21:04 | Fool’s Paradise (Author Response) |
Jadzia, you rock.
Thank you so much for going through and reading all of my stories and then saying such nice things about them. I really appreciate that you took the time to do that! |
pfan2
Saturday 27th August 2005 16:34 | Fool’s Paradise |
| this is awesome? will you continue it? |
| Sunday 28th August 2005 08:52 | Fool’s Paradise (Author Response) |
| I don't have any plans to continue with it. I'm enjoying the missing moments right now. Thanks for reading and reviewing! |
Wolf's Scream
Saturday 27th August 2005 14:31 | Fool’s Paradise |
Very well done! Have you read FernWithy's "Shifts" (completed)
and in-progress "Shades" on The Sugar Quill? Moony/Tonks plays a
big role in the former, and looks to be playing a role in the latter
(only first chapter up so far); Moony calls her "Dora" in those
stories, too.
Sympathy for Tracy, Nicole, and Makenzie. :-)
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| Sunday 28th August 2005 08:50 | Fool’s Paradise (Author Response) |
Thank you, Wolf.
I actually have read "Shifts" and enjoyed it very much. Remus as teacher is always good and I didn't hate Dudley as much as I thought I would.
"Dora" just seems a natural shortening of the name Nymphadora. Certainly better, and I believe more acceptable to Tonks, than say, "Nymph", which might actually cause Tonks to become violent. Don't you you think?
Tracy appreciated the sympathy. She's learning to live with it. |
