[Report This]Date: 08/02/2007 07:25 pm Title: Pansy's Baby
I recognized this as originating from Chopin right away. (Was a little worried it was plagarized until I saw the author's note) Given how she lived her own life, I was always surprised at how defeated Chopin's heroines were (The Awakening, Story of an Hour, Desiree's Baby) Chopin is, however, one of the best descripitive writers, ever.
Deftly drawn, paralleling pureblood & squib to racial prejudices- not a ship, but wonderfully done.
Author's Response: ~sees double and smiles~ Thanks again.
[Report This]Date: 08/02/2007 07:24 pm Title: Pansy's Baby
I recognized this as originating from Chopin right away. (Was a little worried it was plagarized until I saw the author's note) Given how she lived her own life, I was always surprised at how defeated Chopin's heroines were (The Awakening, Story of an Hour, Desiree's Baby) Chopin is, however, one of the best descripitive writers, ever.
Deftly drawn, paralleling pureblood & squib to racial prejudices- not a ship, but wonderfully done.
Author's Response: I know exactly what you mean. :( For the "Story of the Hour," I was left, once again, with my mouth agape. How can a woman be THAT weak? LOL Thank you very much for your comments. :)
[Report This]Date: 04/01/2007 05:15 am Title: Pansy's Baby
23-10-2006 06:37 Rated 10
Interesting story.
Well, not enjoyed, but you know what I mean
I know what you mean and I did. Even if I can't find the exact word to express it.
Author's Response: Yep, I know what you mean indeed. Thanks for reading.
[Report This]Date: 04/01/2007 05:13 am Title: Pansy's Baby
22-10-2006 19:57 Rated 10
There's some brilliance in this piece. Also, for me, a little reality. Single mum is no fun! *Draws placard* warty xxx
Author's Response: Thanks, doll. I appreciate the kind words. :)