lotruniversity guestbook

[kiltsandlollies.livejournal.com]

Welcome to Our Guestboook!

We're extremely grateful for all the comments and feedback we've received since we've begun writing lotruniversity. It's a pleasure to know that there are readers who love these characters as much as we do. Please feel free to leave comments and feedback in this thread, and thank you for reading.

Danielle and Laura

Comments

[water-vole.livejournal.com]

Oh, I've been following this forever and I'm sure there's no way to accurately convey to y'all the joy that sweeps over me when I see the comment count is up from the last time I checked. Even if it's just by one! I refresh constantly. Sometimes I catch y'all in mid-tig, you know? When the comments are really flying? That's when I pop some popcorn and settle in, omg.

One thing that's been particularly on my mind since Tuesday (I assume I can comment again if there's something else on my mind tomorrow?) is how wonderfully you've matched up the back story with the original drabble series. After reading Torrential I went straight on into Dom acts on his crush and honestly I expected there to be a lot of dissonance there. I know that sounds negative, but what I mean is that from my own faulty memory (it's been awhile, after all) I remembered Billy as being more angry and cold, whereas all this backstory has made him seem as torn and desperate as Dom, almost. So I thought that when I reread I wouldn't see it, but guess what? (I know you already know, ha ha) it was there all along! As I was reading along I was thinking how wonderfully you filled it in, how perfectly it fit. I'm doubly impressed and terribly grateful to y'all for sharing. Keep it up. Long live lotruniversity.

I also appreciate the fact that Elijah and Cate are well written and interesting rather than just throwaway additions to add peril or drama. I truly want to know what's going to happen with both of them, and that's saying something when you know what a Monaboyd fan I am.

Thank you to all. It's great to be able to comment and say it again! Now stop reading and start tigging!

[slightlytricky.livejournal.com]

Hi, distracting myself by reading comments. I have to agree with this. I find myself reading current threads and then going back and reading the original drabbles and feel more like everything was completely planned out from the very start.

And things that I didn't understand when I first read the drabbles are so very very clear now.

Lovely.