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  • on The House Of Hospitalities by Thomas Hardy, on December 11, 2003
    I accidentally clicked on this because of the INCREDIBLY long title but I'm not sorry. Hardy is an amazing writer and you (whomever you are) have given me another excuse to read some of his wonderful work so thankyou. Love the choice, too. Festive but not revoltingly- LOLOL!!!

    Nate.

  • on Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley, on October 25, 2003
    This was an interesting and perplexing and metaphor laiden story. I had to read back a few times to take it in fully, yet it all dawned on me. Its kinda sad, really, even with his inflected arrogance. It typified for me the added concept that the world remains after we have left it, even if nothing of ourselves does. Which adds sadness and hard reality to the piece. Literary wise, it has an interesting flow to it, like a tale told verbally. Which I believe is the point, but you have managed to achieve it here, which is difficult.

    Thankyou for sharing.
    Nate.