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I gather you mean the section where the screen background is black? I hadn't realized that this place WANTED comments.

Keep an eye on where Spacebullies is entering its "Fourth Galaxy" phase. I actually plan to create a Doctor Who parody named "DOCTOR SELF," who travels the dimensions in what he calls the TOP-THIS.

It took special intervention to grant me the double identity; but I'm apprehensive that if I'm back to ONLY BEING Copperfox. In creative terms, I wanted A PARTICULAR TERRITORY for my stories. If you've had a chance to look at "Jackalhound on the Trail," you've seen that it is a story with NO...

My becoming Mister Eclectic was because I bought a new laptop WHILE KEEPING the old one. My messaging now AS Copperfox, is coming FROM the old laptop. Wood Nymph warns me my old laptop is failing. When I replace the first laptop, even if storage is ample, I probably WON'T be able to retain...

Welcome aboard! Have you spent previous time "outside looking in" as a "guest"? In case you don't yet know the map, The Professor's Writing Club is where most of the action is. \ Warning: my own story-thread "Spacebullies Two" is by far the most complicated item there.

A couple minor criticisms of a mostly excellent story: about the form rather than the substance. You would do well to reduce the number of run-on sentences; and you _need_ to separate the paragraphs. Next, _not_ a criticism, but noticing an apparent Easter egg for the readers. You say that a...

There is a certain facial type which I find especially appealing in actresses. It's hard to define, but such a face is SORT OF soft and rounded-- not FAT, but, well, appealing. Three examples come to mind: Traci Lords, Billie Piper and Emily Blunt. Each of these, moreover, was able to show...

Now that Chuck Norris is up in Heaven, God can finally take a few days off.

Hello from the Northern Hemisphere! Dancing Lawn used to have many international members; we're glad to see this global reach being restored. If you explore the Writing Club, you will find a very long story under my name, whose title mentions a character named Alipang Havens. Around halfway...

The mocking voice gave way to a horribly shrill whistling. This did carry a melody of sorts, but the pain stabbing the hero's ears nullified any musical beauty the Nightingale Bandit might be generating. The saying "He who hesitates is lost" was not universally known in early-medieval Russia...

I see what you're doing. Not only have you provided us with an Easter egg regarding Baukis and Philemon, but now you also give a shout-out to the sub-Christian small-g gods who granted them the gift of everlasting togetherness AND ministry. Hey! I only belatedly spotted your seamless...

I'm reminded of King Tirian finding his father alive again on the Heavenly side of the Stable, and the rejuvenated father embracing Aslan. The Christ Avatar gave His good and faithful servant the kisses of a Lion.

THERE'S A FAMOUS HEROIC TUNE I NEVER GET TIRED OF USING. A CERTAIN WELSH CENTAUR WILL RECOGNIZE IT. This should be sung in B flat major. The words are suitable for many imagined crises: both in canonical Narnian situations and in EveningStar's Byron-on-Wells sub-universe. Dryads, Fauns and...

I never wanted to be the only one carrying T.D.L. on my back. Delighted to see you writing again.