Agape4Gondor · 19 November 2008 · Chapter 1: Confidence
This was delightful! I didn't know there was such a debate - but I liked it much!
Author's reply
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
The Best of My Best - MEFA Nominated Stories by annmarwalk
Reviews (6)
Larner · 10 August 2008 · Chapter 1: Confidence
Ah, am giggling over this one, particularly as the PJ films have made Aragorn's scruffiness to much a part of our current image of the poor man! Well, he's done well by himself, and no mistake, this young servant who was so frightened at first. And love Boromir and Faramir here.
Author's reply
Hee hee, thanks! It's quite fun to look back at the hesitant, unsure youth he was to the quietly competent, indispensible help he became through the years. I'm glad you liked the closing drabble! Another reviewer commented that it seemed out of place but I liked Denethor's salute to Mormegil, even if it was only in the bosom of his family.
Nieriel Raina · 7 June 2008 · Chapter 2: Courage
Ugh. I can't abide oysters! But this is a very nice little tale. Legolas and Gimli are perfect!
Author's reply
Oysters, like liver or steak and kidney pie, seem to be something that people have very strong opinions about. Thanks for reading and commenting, despite the slimy subject of the story!
Larner · 11 May 2008 · Chapter 2: Courage
I don't remember reading this one before, Ann. Wonderful--as long as I don't have to eat them, too! Heh!
Author's reply
Haha, thank you! I'm not sure why people are so funny about oysters - my poor beta had to steel herself before she could even read the story.
eiluj · 9 May 2008 · Chapter 1: Confidence
Excellent! I was particularly taken with how Mormegil's job in the Archives led to his employment as Denethor's valet.
Author's reply
Thank you! Good thing he had those tranferable skills, isn't it?
shirebound · 9 May 2008 · Chapter 2: Courage
I've never yet tasted oysters, but they certainly seem to delight many people! This might be one of Gimli's most courageous moments. :)
Author's reply
Hee! Yes, that first taste does take a certain amount of fortitude, doesn't it? Good for Gimli1 Thank you for reading and commenting.