I felt that this story was very well written. The descriptive imagery was well done; especially concerning the inital meeting with the faun. The style is similar to that of the romantic writers such as Stoker and Shelley.
The middle of the story features a few comedic aspects which are done wonderfully. The last part of the story seems just a bit rushed, however. If the writer continues this storyline, I would be interested to see what the child's life is like. Does he ever transform into a being more like his father, etc.? Overall and excellent fantasy story!
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A review of No Waitingby Adam Huddleston on 03/23/2010The author of this short story did a good job of using repetition to pace his story. Several paragraphs use the same phrases in different forms. At first, the pace felt a little slow, but as the story moved forward I wanted to find out what "wrong thing" the main character had done. Like more good thrillers, you never find out exactly what happened. The descriptions of... read