Keller and Irony on paper go together like salt and vinegar on fries.

I can't believe how perfect this is.

Imogen

Oh, I love this! Keller was my personal favorite in the 'Westmark Trilogy.' He's a wonderful character. This sounds so much like it would be him thinking this.

sounds just like keller. loved it.

GE! (sound of extreme excitement.) Lud love you, woman! Keller and Florian are my *favourite* characters, and you get them down to a tee!

Again, the thoughts and attitudes are very accurate. *Very*. Yes, well ::coughs:: I have shown an unacceptable amount of emotion on this (wouldn't want to be seen as your typical happy-go lucky reviewer bent on taking over the world story by story... then I would be giving away something.)

Kay, so that made no sense, but neither do I most of the time.

If you like Westmark (okay, I've never done a promotion... ::sighs:: I'm just a sap, I guess,) you might like the story I'm currently working on called "the Forgotten." S'bout a dictatorship. Fun fun.

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You must really have read these books thoroughly. You are so tuned in to the souls of the characters. Very good.

P.S. Why don't more people remember the Westmark Trilogy? It has had such a profound effect on the way I think, I actually believe I would have been a completely different person hadn't I read these books. They are so very wise.

Wow. You really do Westmark. And thank heaven for that- no one else does! This horrid shortage is almost getting my creative juices flowing... well, we'll see.

I love your Keller. Dear thing. I adore him. More than Florian? *gasp*

How delightful! I never guessed that something two and two-half paragraphs long could be this enjoyable. It seems like it belongs right in "Westmark", so perfectly have you channeled Keller in this.

Bravo!