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Some of those having an impact on me. And I won’t ‘define’ them that much, but I do download those writers.
(Some of the best I suspect I forget to mention, they’re so much of a ‘standing feature’ that you, and me, already reads them, like Angharad f ex, so, I will mention her now. )

Karen J. Taylor ‘Happiness and a Warm Gun’ ‘The stuff Dreams are made of ‘ Special and good, A cry warning at times, serious writing. And ‘The Shaping’ ‘Dead Girls Don’t Cry’ etc by Maggie Finson ,and a lot of other stories too :) I kind of consider them friends, which may make me partial. Sooo, you better read them, or else I’ll. .

Oh yes, I will. And of course Angharad with her ‘Easy As Falling Off A Bike’. A very demure young maiden that I would like to consider a friend too :) —with some - penetrating action? — And thoughts, with a balance - (And you’ve already read her, I'm sure:) Another of those truly gifted ones here.

‘Dancing On Daddy's Shoes’ by Mark McDonald, serious writing, but so goood.

‘Trouser Snake’ by Shinigami. Just cool fun and, ah, well sort of spelled? To me it is.

‘Some Enchanted Girlfriend’ by Donna Lamb. it’s fun, very ingenious and makes me laugh, a lot.’

‘A new body for A new world’ by Immoral Minority, it’s a view of its own, sophisticated.

‘How JB Became Famous’ by Toni B. I just like it ( Seriously, I do, but please, don’t ask me 2 define why, cause that worries me 2 :) Fun, fiendishly innocent… And so lovingly Weird.

‘WhiteRabbit’ by Barbie Lee ’very nice, and cool SF. Kind of impressive’

‘The Perfect Matron’ by Dave Hicks ‘SF, serious, angry, and I liked it.’

‘The Dress Code’ by Ricky. A mature tale that I really liked. Coolly written, with lots of flair and humor.

‘Autumn to Spring’ by Denise Em. A very good, also mature, intelligent tale, I just wish she would have continued it. She’s gifted.

‘The Real Emily Bowers’ By Genni Smith. Good and mature. This is a nice tale about a ‘wish fulfilled’ sort of, but also sad, as it involves another persons ‘sacrifice’ to make it so, it’s sort of life I guess, read it.

‘And your enemies closer’ by Vessica b. It’s written in an unusual, personal manner, and as she says herself ‘dark’. I’m kind of two minds when it comes to the storyline as it portrays a forced situation, but her writing is good. I will have to look up more stories from her.

One Sissy’s Story by Maid Joy. Interesting, just started to read it, and it seems very well written, as well as serious.

It gives me a new aspect on 'Sissy’s', even though, so far, it more seems like crossdressing to me, not the ‘sissyfication’ that I’ve seen elsewhere. To me there is a difference, but it all seems to move into each other in this story? Maybe I should get some sleep :) before I read on.

I’ve always felt that there should be some ‘human decency’ to all situations and I’m pleased to see that ‘maid joy’ as well as ‘Toni B’, however different they may look at it or what form of thrills they describe, agree with me. At least I think they do :)

And yes, there are a lot of writers I haven’t mentioned, yet. Just as good I'm sure, but now and then I will try too. And as I’m quite senile I will forget some at times, like I forgot Angharad.. But as I said, that's because some writers are my 'household brand' and sort of 'obviously good'.

(So if I missed you, write me, and I will read up on you, but remember, I'm a true cynic, so be prepared for the worst:)
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