• Your future father will be waiting

    Your future father will be waiting

    What lies beneth
    from 20 reviews.
    Biographical  Non-Fiction

  • Requiem for a memory

    Requiem for a memory

    Keep true to the dreams of thy youth(Schiller)
    from 3 reviews.
    General  Non-Fiction

  • November Rain

    November Rain

    November breakup
    from 3 reviews.
    General  Fiction


FanStory wrote to apelle: Your future father will be waiting finished first in the contest "Fate"


FanStory wrote to apelle: The Cage finished second in the contest "Stop"


FanStory wrote to apelle: Breaking News finished third in the contest "Humorous 50 Word Story"


FanStory wrote to apelle: middle age dating finished first in the contest "DATING DISASTERS"


apelle: My second book is available on Kindle:)
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apelle: When a writer puts on paper feelings, thoughts and emotions, the basic stages of human existence are seriously tempered. Literature becomes a play that changes over time its audience but the actors remain the same making it clear the fundamental difference between mediocre writing and superior, memorable one.
People have many ways of trying and eventually failing to make a connection but a common literary universe is wonderful, because it is not subject to limitations, it is a free expression of the mind... The more rewarding and positive the impact on the intellect, literature becomes not only a divine drug but also a catalyst amongst people.
    sasil: How very eloquently well-put. I agree that no matter the size, shape, form...quality lies in the effort, the communion, the connection...and the reflection that comes after. -
    apelle: thank you sasil, I was not expecting anybody to read my thoughts, I am that much more pleased now that you agree......Adina -


apelle: "Insanity in individuals is something rare - but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule."
F. Nietzsche
Oy!!!!
    apelle: thank you so much:)
    Adina -


apelle: the most wonderful review written for my book. I am touched and honored.
http://ruthireads.blogspot.com/2010/06/book-review-ghost-words-and-other.html
    Jennlynne: Congrats on Old man and his dog win! Well done :) -
    sasil: Congrats winning the "Myths & Legends" contest! -
    Violet Demise: Congrats, you deserved it. The Gypsy Curse is a great story. -
    Tom C. Adams: Hah! The Gypsy curse: I knew it. Good on ya!
    Tom C. -


apelle: I have made this [story] longer, because I have not had the time to make it shorter.






    SophieStarr10: I adore this quote. It is not always the black and white details that describe but more the grey in between that gives the most. -


apelle: A little sincerity is a dangerous thing, and a great deal of it is absolutely fatal.

Oscar Wilde


apelle: my short story "The Gypsy" was published here

Anthology


apelle: Criticism comes easier than craftsmanship.
    RaymondJohn: How true. It's a good thing to remember. And when you do offer criticism, make sure it's constructive and offered in a praise sentence. Ray. -
    Jonez08: Congratulations on winning the character's contest! I see you and I have the same birthday. -


apelle: Words, once they are printed, have a life of their own.
    rama devi: Congrats on winning your Meeting of a Lifetime Contest! :-) Bravo -