All Comments on 'The Story of Lanyon and Henry'

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OnegoodeyeOnegoodeye5 months ago

Wow fantastic well done

BriteaseBritease5 months ago

Well that was different! Really enjoyed it!

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

I have read over 2000 stories on Literotica (yes over 2000) but his is the weirdest one I have ever read riveting BUT oh so weird Do not think I will read any more of your offerings Sorry (jaybee186)

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago
Boring

A stilted rambling narration which I lost interest in after the second page. 1 star at best!

Pinto931Pinto9315 months ago

The Victorian prose worked it made it so bloody hard to read I gave up.

BIGGUY441956BIGGUY4419565 months ago

Is it only me or did any others pick up the familiar storyline. The names give it away so much so. New twists to an old theme.

onlythelonelyloveonlythelonelylove5 months ago

I wonder what Ms. Hyde will be like?

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

Huge mistake changing the horror category to LW, the very low rating is saying it loud enough.

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

If this was a rewrite, I'm glad I never saw the original mess. I wish you had picked a better category and I had never seen this version either.

26thNC26thNC5 months ago

A little peculiar, but I finished it.

Frank66Frank665 months ago

Remarkable story, told from the imaginations of an over-active mind. I think Poe would approve. The timeline was a bit confusing, but then I suppose it would have to be. Hard to follow sometimes as it twisted and turned, but it came together (altho her dad the Colonel never got cured). Would love to see a continuance but it's far beyond my capabilities to write it.

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

stopped at the begging of 2nd page. Boring

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January 2024 Update Happy New Year's, everyone! I recently received a comment stating that I'm a smart guy who's clearly trying to do something specific, but that the reader had no idea what my point was.  It bummed me out a little. Because, yes, my stories (hopefully!) hav...