This is my favorite.

Lovely, well-written drabbles. Beautiful work. :) my favorites wer O... they were all very touching. I look forward to reading more of your work.

Great collection. Every drabble is well-balanced, fleshed out in a way that both gives background and goes straight to the point; to top that off, your writing style is very pleasant, light but intense. And you portray Phèdre and Joscelin so well...

Keep the good work up!

I have just come across these, and I adore them! You have a wonderful way with words that I find refreshing! "Melisande had risked Terre d'Ange for love; Joscelin had risked his very soul." I absolutely love this line. Thank you for writing and posting these.

I loved it! My favorites were Quiet and Wandering. My son was born while my husband was deployed and Drusten's amazement at finding himself to be a father reminds me of my husband's first encounters with our son. It is beautifully written, truly. And I always loved Mavros and Amarante together.

I love how you personify Mavros, and the way he speaks of Imriel, breaking him down to the bare essence of his character, reminds one of the Kushiline gift of being able to see the fault lines in a person's soul. Very well written short, my favorite yet!

And Imriel having a tantrum was very cute. Keep up the great work!

I love the little kid scene with Alais, Imriel, and Sidonie all togeather. The only scene like thisd in the book is when Sidonie thinks Imri is killing Alais, and its nice to see what their normal interactions might have been like.

That was so sweet! I love Drustan, and this is a very realistic scene. Great work!

I laughed SO hard at this drabble! I likie how you express the relationship between Imriel and Joscelin in so few words, it is very elegantly done.

cooking, one of the more arcane lessons of covertry.:D i love the ideaof this drabble!

it's so like Phedre to try and lead! I love how Delaunay handed the lesson.

wow, these new ones are awesome too. I especially like 'Insipid'. Are they really all 100 words?

These are very interesting. This is one of my favorite series ever, and I think you definitely do the books justice. In so few words you evoke so many images - don't quite, keep writing!

Quite lovely, I enjoyed the little tidbits. If I may make a suggestion? E is for Evening... a little interlude between Phèdre and Joscelyn foreshadowing the potential of their relationship? Thanks.