Date: March 22 2023 4:47 AM Title: Chapter 1: Arrival of Raleigh the Conqueror
So this is the story whose title I saw on the forums. Oppression via race constructs can add some sparks to the story, given that hidden meanings don't exist.
Date: September 08 2011 2:27 PM Title: Chapter 10: Rendezvous With Raleigh
Uh-oh! this doesn't bode well.
:-|
Date: September 08 2011 2:24 PM Title: Chapter 9: Gambling With G-Girl
Didn't the Food of the Gods cause gigantism in anyone/thing that ate it?
Author's Response:
Food of the Gods in this sense isn't related to the H.G. Wells story, in this case she was referring to the normal-sized people as "gods" and the shrunken people as the food of the gods. It has a completely different context and meaning.
Date: September 08 2011 2:22 PM Title: Chapter 8: A Gamble Pays Off
Looks like their fears were justified.
Date: September 06 2011 4:46 PM Title: Chapter 7: Arrival of the Protesters
Interesting parallel to the anti-Vietnam War protests of the 1960's. I was in grammar school at the height of those things. So, even I have to watch old news footage of those things to imagine what the times were like (for slightly older Baby-boomers), back then.
Date: September 06 2011 4:42 PM Title: Chapter 6: Acquiring Captives at the Courthouse
Hmmmmmmm! I wonder what Timescribe would think of that ecclesiastical re-interpretation?
Date: September 06 2011 8:28 AM Title: Chapter 5: Middle of the Night
Just one slight correction.
The term is "homes," not "holmes." As in "homeboy" (the ebonic equivalent of the Italian term, "paisano").
Author's Response:
I've always heard it as "holmes"
Date: September 06 2011 8:26 AM Title: Chapter 4: Brave New World
To paraphrase an old joke:
"Do you know Crystal Mae?"
"No! But, thanks for the tip."
Date: September 06 2011 8:24 AM Title: Chapter 3: Saturday Night, Zero Hour, 10:00 P.M.
Sparky's probably loving it, too.
Date: September 06 2011 8:22 AM Title: Chapter 2: The Day of the Party
So far/so good. No verbal abuse from other reviewers.
Date: September 05 2011 1:19 PM Title: Chapter 1: Arrival of Raleigh the Conqueror
I know you're trying to present a counterpoint to "Conquistadora," dude. But, I don't think anyone else will see it that way. They might choose to remain non-reviewing lurkers out of political correctness. Unless, of course, some of them read this, out of morbid curiosity, and arouse awareness of it via controversially flaming my opinion. :-(
Author's Response:
Actually, I wrote this story first, back in 2007. Conquistadora was written in 2010.