All Comments on 'What Feats He Did That Day Pt. 01'

This high level of writing is nearly unique for this site.

Outstanding! Eagerly awaiting the next installment! (Make it fast, please!! :-)

Your stories are so well written, I can't wait for the next chapter.

I enjoy the reality of the attitudes, they take chances that just do not work out sometimes but that they act like real people.

Thanks for your writing.

Your work is always worth reading, but this took me by surprise. It was a great beginning to what promises to be a fascinating story. Can't wait to read the rest... Hopefully there will be lots of 'bodice ripping' going on ;)

I enjoy your sense of humour you put into your stories very much. And I'm curious where this story is going, so please don't let us wait for too long for the next parts :-)

This is wonderful stuff, Marsh. Rich in detail and a feast for all the senses, your prose is seemingly effortless. A truly delightful read, which I believe is your best writing yet. I can't wait to see what happens next.

is down right scarey. I loved this story and can't wait to read the next chapter.

Join the fight, become a starfighter.

It was a good book.

Your sci-fi stories are the best I've ever read !! Take a bow Marsh, take a bow.

Despite my many and advancing years, I play Starcraft daily.

Because of my many years, my moral center is old school.

Intro chapter has primed my pump; I'm excited.

"Lay on, MacDuff."

I had great fun reading this. Good job!!

decent read ... need to sleep

It's because he has six fingers. If he just cuts off one with the sword, Inigo will realize his mistake and apologize.

Kidding. Great story, by the way.

Great read sir. For anyone interested in the Battle of Agincourt, I suggest you read Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell. The book is a historical fiction novel, so you can learn some history and enjoy a story at the same time.

One of the best 80s movies EVAR.

Looking forward to the rest of this... *on to the next chapter*

Dude you hooked me on so many levels! Especially all of the 80's and side wise heinlein references. Nicely done, my brother! Nicely done!

The battle of Agincourt was a muddy quagmire, that prevented the French cavalry from getting anywhere near the English lines, and recent research has shown that Longbows didn't have the stopping power or penetration to go through French armor, they merely knocked the riders from thier horses. That's when the English infantry and bowmen slaughtered the pride of France.

These stories of yours deserve to be read by future generations. The lessons to be learned are universal. I applaud your talent.

Great lead-in.

You've set the scene and given an insight into the main character, while also providing some entertainment.

I'm looking forward to reading the other chapters, which have been waiting patiently for me for 13 years.

Re the comment by Lo_Pan, over 5 years ago:

Lo_Pan seems to have overlooked the fact that this was a dream scenario based on Shakespeare, not on reality.

I'm glad that the Author is way smarter than Lo_Pan.

Interesting idea, curious as to where this is going.

What's annoying about these types of stories is the protagonist or in this case the Assagonist is so annoyingly ignorant and obtuse you simply can't find any sympathy for how he ended up being an Asshole and simply can't wait for him to die a preternatural death.

Good start to the story. Similar to the film about a gaming champion being recruited. The time travel and training is a nice twist and the humour is as always excellent. Looking forward to how this develops. BardnotBard