All Comments on 'The Major's Orange'

Pleasant! Good read!

5*

Not an easy subject but you handled it with extreme care.

5 stars from me too

WW1, "the war to end all wars", as horrible as it was, was made so much worse by the so-called "Spanish Flu" pandemic. It's estimated that 30 million to as many as 100 million people died of the flu, all within a year or so of the end of that terrible war - many times the number of those actually killed fighting.

Good story, thanks for posting.

5*

Poignant to this Vietnam Vet and Army Reutiree. Nicely done. Thanks.

Damn.

5 ⭐️s.

Thank you, my Grandfather fought in the Great War, may rest in peace. The National WWI Museum in K.C. is a great place to learn more about "The War to End All Wars".

Poignant and believable.

Inkhorn was a tremendous writer. It's too bad he only wrote three stories before he disappeared. I hope he is still with us. I've sent him private feedback about his "Rebirth" story but have yet to hear back. I begged him to write more if he is still with us and willing to write again.

To sad.

I agree our author is a rather good writer, none seem to know what happened to him. Such a short story about a family with loss's and more to come.

Poignant story!

5

*****A fine short story wish there had been a little more. Still very entertaining. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic story that show a clear understanding of the effects of aging and dementia. I know because I cared a great deal for a woman who some times thought I was her boyfriend when in fact I was her son-in-law. To her the present day was from 70 years earlier when she was a young woman dating the man who would become her husband. To me she was the mother of my wife, her daughter. She was a wonderful woman and I truly miss her.

This story deserves a higher rating than five stars.

💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍👌👌🙋🙋😉🤷🤷🤷be great if the author was still here... Oh welll 🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷👋👋👋