Dear AA,

When the whiskeys gone there’s no point to going on. I think you’ve described the grim world without the amber glow very well. Cheers to hiding a bottle or two. H🌷

Thank you very much. In reality, I very rarely touch the “Widow’s Punch.”

Powerfully penned, Adagio. Incredible write my friend. Appreciate you.

Damian

Thank you, Damian.

Nicely done you two … I enjoyed this

Thank you, Sam.

I love reading these.

They are very interesting. I have been writing on the net for 20 years and no one has reached out to interview me…so I thought, I would do it.

Beautifully done for a beautiful poetess. This really gives me so much more insight into Fia as an artist. Nicely done to both of you.

I’m such a fan. xx

Thank you. She is a charmer.

Brilliantly penned, Thomas. Excellent write my friend. The seductive spider that calls you back again, to seek more of the elixir that feels like home, only to start the cycle over again. Your an incredible storyteller brother who knows how to paint a picture. Appreciate you.

Damian

Superb contrast between the innocent vulnerable hapless victim and the absinthe and the thieving whore. God, you’re on fire, Thomas.

Like Jenny from Forest Gump; perhaps she can be reformed. LOL.
Your prose is spot on. The descriptive elements set a shadowy stage, highlights are found in the wording.
Great atmospheric build.

Your writing is remarkable. The details and atmosphere are always spot on. Nice work!

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Hahaha, it happens, but it’s not just street girls that rob those pockets. Do you know the greater manipulators and thieves some times sleep in our beds. The descriptions within your pieces are as always tight

Thank you. Much appreciated.

All you wanted was to write. The repetition of that statement lends itself to the idea of an escape hatch from something. And Jenny wanting a room, also an escape hatch. And that damn bottle of absinthe turned it all inside out. Loved the spider reference. Come into my web…

Lol. Thank you.