this made my day

Lol. ...this story actually amused me.

THANK YOU! I love your honesty!

That one made no sense you know that. No wonder it only too twenty minutes to write. Though I was good.

This made me laugh so hard.

It is sad how my race has been degraded to being over-popular musicians. The second I can do anything besides sing over songs or do karaoke is when I can walk in the sun without bursting into flames or drink a glass of holy water or concentrated garlic without having my insides turned to mush... Oh wait a sec, didn't they get rid of those little bits too? Well, they don't call it fiction for nothing.

I have read waaaayyy to many stories with musical vampires (only one being half way good, but it was an original fiction by a good author), and I do thank you for making this.

holy shit 50 lbs! be nicer! im not a kikyo lover though

To GodOfFlame101:

What never ceases to delight me as an author is when people of talent take the time to comment on my writings. I took the liberty of checking out your stories and found them exquisitely written. So I take as a compliment that you shared your thoughts with me.

And as I previously told to my other reviewer I’m usually not so harsh on clichés as a reader. When they are eloquently amalgamated with the story, the clichés can become most enjoyable. I enjoy spaghetti and meatballs regardless of how many times I eat them. Except when the person making them has no sense of taste in witch case I can not enjoy the outcome. Sadly there’s always going to be a generation of teenagers with underdeveloped sense of critique towards what they read (explains the immense popularity of Stephanie Meyer) hence making vampire rock star Mary Sue stories popular.

While I enjoy the satire, and tip my hat to your way with humor, I can't help but feel similar to how I did when reading "The Trekkie's Tale."

Eh, but I'm an atrocious author so I suppose my own feelings don't matter.

Nice work.