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Recent Reviews for Judith L Bailey
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The Gate Keeper (Book) - 4/3/2007 7:21:04 PM
"The Gate Keeper"
Whew this is one of the best stories I've read in this genre~Outstanding!
Thank you for sharing,
The Gate Keeper (Book) - 4/6/2006 5:41:49 AM
Well Done.
The Gate Keeper (Book) - 11/10/2005 11:19:34 PM
I like it~! With all of the metaphysical books that I've read I still wonder about Chapter 4, and yet I still know that I do have a choice. Makes sense? *grin* -- Interesting Read~!
The Gate Keeper (Book) - 3/31/2004 2:36:28 PM
This was a creepy wonderful story and I hope to read more. You had me on my seat waiting for something to happen and I too felt drawn in. Wow ,hope to see more soon !
janice
May I use a story of yours for my ezine ?
The Gate Keeper (Book) - 6/13/2003 10:06:47 AM
This sounds interesting and worth the read!
The Gate Keeper (Book) - 6/10/2003 3:39:21 PM
This is an outstanding story Judith! Well written, captivating and thought provoking! Held my interest throughout, this short story contains all the elements of what good fiction is all about! This will be making the shelves of Barnes & Noble soon!
The Blame Game (Short Story) - 10/20/2008 7:54:24 AM
Any enjoyable read, Ms. Bailey. It made me laugh, applaud, and cry, simultaneously!
Regards ...
Reginald V. Johnson
Angel In The Eye Of The Beholder (Short Story) - 5/15/2008 6:32:15 AM
Angels all around us. They take care of us and come to us in amazing ways and when needed. Maybe you had a need to see one that night. God Bless you Always.
Six Hundred Miles of Story (Short Story) - 12/19/2007 7:54:20 AM
Dear Judith, it has been quite a while since I last heard from you.
I read your great story "Six Hundred Miles of Story" I find the title great and the story very educational for the little ones and for the grown-ups. This is a very good way to keep the kids busy. Looking forward to read your upcoming stories. Emile
The Little Girl (Short Story) - 8/11/2007 10:30:53 PM
She was protecting you from the things she knew you were not ready to relize. When you found the tunnel then you were ready and you became one. Thanks for this remnder. This I belive is the true place we need to be when we know that no matter what it is alright. This is when we know were one with are creator and life is much easier to accept.
I really enjoyed this write. Thanks for sharing your wisdome.
Angela
Six Hundred Miles of Story (Short Story) - 7/9/2007 3:08:59 AM
enjoyed the read
Lazarus (Short Story) - 1/16/2007 11:58:08 AM
This is thought-provoking which is what such a philosophical write ought to promote. Thank you, Judith. Love and peace,
Regis
Six Hundred Miles of Story (Short Story) - 1/16/2007 11:54:28 AM
This is delightful and it has a moral as well. Nicely done, Judith. Thanks for sharing. Love and peace to you,
Regis
The Channeling (Short Story) - 12/12/2006 5:51:45 PM
It is good that you share as you do, Judith. You help others by doing so. Thank you. Love and peace to you,
Regis
Lazarus (Short Story) - 9/30/2006 8:54:08 PM
hmmmm. Very bold to take on Heinlein. But well done. The "voice" was alluded to in excess, though. She knew the source of this "voice"
JohnB
The Day My Paycheck Did Not Arrive (Short Story) - 6/23/2006 5:16:37 PM
I can so relate to this, Judith. I am dealing with a situation regarding my employment right now. It has gone on for a year. I feel like walking away. Thank you for sharing this. Love and peace to you,
Regis
The Little Girl (Short Story) - 5/26/2006 8:07:26 PM
This is a wonderful realization, Jude. Most likely many of us would like to get to this "moment of truth" or epiphany. Thanks for sharing this thought-inciting account. Love and peace to you,
Regis
The Day Jeremy Crow Became A Hero (Short Story) - 4/6/2006 6:05:40 AM
Your writing is timeless. You write in the past tense, as one should, and yet the reader is there, as though it's all happening now, in the present. That's a very hard thing to do, and you have done it well.
The Blame Game (Short Story) - 4/6/2006 5:49:12 AM
You have a wonderful writer's voice.
Center Pointe: Dialog With My Soul (Short Story) - 4/6/2006 5:45:44 AM
Love your dialog. It's alive.
Writer's Block and Fooldom (Short Story) - 3/23/2005 5:10:47 AM
I agree with Mr. Montesino! Now if I could only find the reason for my own block.
Enjoyed.
Slightly Body-Snatched (Short Story) - 2/26/2005 6:26:24 PM
Good story. Some do cling, in panic, to the nearest familiar body at death. (but the shock drove her, confused, right back ‘out’. Lucky for me.)
That really was lucky for you!
Cheers.
Halloween Sentinel (Short Story) - 2/18/2005 10:22:29 PM
Now how did I ever miss this one! Posted way back in August...excellent write Judith, I need to get new glasses.
Six Hundred Miles of Story (Short Story) - 1/21/2005 5:31:59 PM
I like this story! May I post it in Feb Ezine?
Spring Rites (Short Story) - 10/4/2004 4:03:24 PM
This was really well done. Powerful, the view behind the face of idyllic nature. A sad and touching write.
The Little Girl (Short Story) - 9/18/2004 4:20:33 PM
A beautiful write, a closing circle. This story expresses the essence of faith: a courageous leap into darkness, knowing an unseen hand will catch you. Well done.
Reena's Song (Short Story) - 9/11/2004 2:55:24 PM
This was most excellent. A strong and power work with a very important lesson to teach.
The Channeling (Short Story) - 9/11/2004 2:47:05 PM
An interesting stream of consciousness. It put me in mind of my own journey (metaphorically speaking). I found higher ground once. It didn't serve me. I had to untether and drag myself starward. The way of truth requires embracing uncertainty. When nothing is safe and sure, everything becomes possible. Knowledge is gravity. Faith takes you beyond. Truth's glow is only discernable in contrasting darkness.
Aiko's Treasure: A Christmas Story (Short Story) - 9/11/2004 2:30:44 PM
Another excellent story.
The Blame Game (Short Story) - 9/11/2004 2:25:04 PM
Good job. Very insightful piece. A pleasure to read.
Angel In The Eye Of The Beholder (Short Story) - 9/6/2004 1:29:23 PM
Calvin Miller in his Singer Trilogy said, "if you look past heaven's gates with eyes unwashed by dreams, you will see nothing." An old episode of Star Trek once once delivered the line, "Dreams, the highest reality!" It is good, I think, that you can see what most cannot. Someone has to do it.
The Swing Chain (Article) - 10/17/2009 4:08:26 AM
well said
Channeling 2 Notes (Article) - 5/29/2006 12:09:53 PM
This is good advice, Judith. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace,
Regis
Channeling 2 Notes (Article) - 1/5/2004 2:38:42 AM
Keep an open mind, and imagination wild! Well said. Sometimes we stop listening, when our own concepts can't stretch that far.
Carmen
Down The Road, Introducing Derwriter (Article) - 7/17/2003 5:37:21 PM
Oh Judith! Now this piece is the kind of stuff I love about your writing! When you write like this... the honesty just jumps off the page smacks you in the head and makes you listen up! I have heard this voice before in your other work, "Swing Chain", "Zen and the Art of Hot Fudge Sundays and The Blame Game! I heard it again in your short story "The Gatekeeper" one of my personal favorites! I eagerly await more of "Down The Road, Introducing Derwriter! Great Writing here!
The Swing Chain (Article) - 7/5/2003 5:19:21 AM
Judith this is the second review. I don't know what happen to the other one. Swing chain, or monkey wrench, are similar in nature. The lost key example hits home. My wife has this problem bad. I try to tell her some of the same advice you have here but she don't seem to get it. She's doing better now though. Interesting angle you have here. tk care Grady
Hospital Notes on Death and Dying (Article) - 6/16/2003 4:05:04 PM
What a moving tribute to your father Judith, a man I did not know but was moved to tears because I too know the kind of loss you shared with all of us!
Hospital Notes on Death and Dying (Article) - 6/16/2003 2:43:03 PM
(((judith)))
*tears* i am so sorry...what a courageous man your daddy was...and it shows in you, for writing this tribute to him...
(((HUGS))) and love,
karla. :(
Hospital Notes on Death and Dying (Article) - 6/16/2003 10:58:09 AM
oh, what a heartwrenching write; glad your daddy was a fighter at the end! he is now at peace, and this is a beautiful tribute to his courage and fighting spirit! (((HUGS))) and love, your friend, karen lynn. :( >tears <
Hospital Notes on Death and Dying (Article) - 6/16/2003 9:14:34 AM
You showed remarkable restraint with that 'death doctor'-- I'd have popped him in the face! I wish we had fighters like your Dad at dialysis... too many patients are willing to curl up and die the minute the going gets rough.
The Swing Chain (Article) - 6/15/2003 8:28:52 PM
great tips Judith! Words of wisdom and words to live by...
Hospital Notes on Death and Dying (Article) - 6/15/2003 8:27:01 PM
A wonderful tribute Judith for a real fighter...
The Blame Game (Article) - 6/15/2003 10:42:11 AM
Oh yes! Now this piece like the others is nothing short of excellent! Your work is consistently full of surprises and profound insights! Keep em coming Judith!
The Swing Chain (Article) - 6/15/2003 10:19:10 AM
Judith, the first time I read this my jaw dropped and it gave me a feeling of this girl is on to something here! I read it again today, and your words have proven to be profound and full of wisdom! I can never look at another swing chain again without thinking of you and this outstanding piece of writing!
The Swing Chain (Article) - 6/14/2003 11:30:18 PM
I guess that's what I'm doing every time I go to dialysis... if I stopped to think about everything that could possibly go wrong with my treatment, I'd quit going-- and end up dead of uremia. If I go in there thinking there will be a problem, there usually is-- much better to think good thoughts as I drive myself to my treatments.
The Blame Game (Article) - 6/13/2003 10:11:20 AM
This was wonderful Judith! I hope you continue to write with such flair!
Zen and the Art of Hot Fudge Sundays (Article) - 6/13/2003 10:06:00 AM
Life may be a hot fudge sundae, but the bad times are the okra, slimy and squishy and horrible....lol!
Zen and the Art of Hot Fudge Sundays (Article) - 6/12/2003 7:04:21 PM
What you have here Judith Bailey is a very fine piece of writing! God! How I wish I could write like this! Yes! You indeed are a writer with a unique voice!
The Blame Game (Article) - 11/21/2002 9:28:41 PM
So much said in so few words.
The Blame Game (Article) - 3/3/2002 8:37:45 PM
Judith, I just got your note on my story at wbm. Thank you so much for your comments. Now, we can get to know each other! I found you! GREAT FANTASTIC STORY - love it!
The Blame Game (Article) - 3/2/2002 2:16:17 PM
Surprise, it's me!
You already know this is one of my favorites!
The Blame Game (Article) - 2/23/2002 9:27:00 PM
Just excellent~`*
The Blame Game (Article) - 1/20/2002 9:45:17 PM
I think she is about to realize who her best friend is... but I sure would be sore about the "butter" dish anyway!
Excellent writing, by the way. Very clean.
Potential (Poetry) - 6/4/2009 3:32:41 AM
I really enjoyed this piece Judith! Very well written.
Anna
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 5/14/2009 1:29:06 AM
Sounds like freedom. Great writing:)
Sheila
That Look (Poetry) - 5/10/2009 10:51:06 PM
You are special because you were created special.
No one can take that away from you.
The love that you give unconditionally will bing you happiness no words can ever express...
JMD
Two Faces of Solitude (Poetry) - 1/14/2009 7:49:13 AM
Profound in its simplicity. enjoyed it.
cheers J'nia
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 1/11/2009 10:35:38 AM
Excellent. The power of a scream is like the power of the wind. It moves mountains and erodes deserts, exposing the bedrock of truth.
A fine poem. Blessings J'nia
The Road (Poetry) - 10/10/2008 7:24:38 AM
"You always are where you are." wow this indeed is extemely true beautiful piece Judith!!
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 9/17/2008 12:34:12 AM
I think I'll join you..
YES!!
Great write..
How are you kiddo?
Blessings,
Vesna :)
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 9/15/2008 3:11:23 AM
Judy,
Maybe I should meet there and scream also, loved this, very inspiring, Take care Valerie
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 8/17/2008 7:33:26 PM
Great pice, signature style, unique.
I wrote a piece entiltled 'Desert Sage'
This put me in mind of it
Keep up the writing
Heart, is all that counts, in writing
when the curtain is called 'daily' on the parade called life.
Honesty commands attention.
Folk will, 'salute'
Sincerely
Rodney
Before Genesis (Poetry) - 8/12/2008 7:29:09 AM
"To the world you may be one person but to ONE person you may be the world!"
Please visit my website and get motivated to be and do more!
John Michael
The Road (Poetry) - 7/29/2008 8:10:03 PM
Unique way of getting across the idea that we have a choice.
This poem just flows! -Zach
Two Faces of Solitude (Poetry) - 3/20/2008 6:45:47 PM
People sometimes cling to odd things for odd reasons. My heart goes out to both. Thank you for sharing this, Judith.
Leann
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 3/20/2008 6:40:39 PM
Judith, I think we should proclaim at least one day a year, "Scream Day," when any or all of us are free to scream at the tops of our lungs without seeming weird. How therapeutic would that be?? I love it--thanks for sharing this!
Leann
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 2/5/2008 8:36:05 AM
Just excellent friend, I think I will go scream in the desert
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 1/13/2008 5:27:39 PM
Well done Judy, see you haven't lost your touch... such a primordal cleansing in a scream only you hear. Yes?
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 1/10/2008 6:37:02 PM
As your words rustle through the winds of time a reality is born, well done...
Be safe,
Karen
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 1/10/2008 7:52:23 AM
Quite powerful, Judith. I find the desert, and the deep forest, are both very therapeutic to the soul.
You Can SCREAM In The Desert (Poetry) - 1/9/2008 11:48:29 PM
An intriguing observation... "You Can SCREAM In The Desert" guides and stimulates one to search for awareness of the real ME inside.
I salute You, Poet.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
That Look (Poetry) - 12/27/2007 6:21:46 PM
Great photo, great writing. Interesting approach.
Two Faces of Solitude (Poetry) - 12/25/2007 7:38:33 AM
A powerful sense of time and regret is embedded in this work.
Good.
Keith
Before Genesis (Poetry) - 12/2/2007 11:05:18 AM
In "Wind, Sand and Stars" by the famous French author Antoine De Saint-Exupery, he wrote about a Bedouin woman, who seemed thinking for hours. When he asked her: "Lady what are thinking about?" She responded: "Nothing" After reading this book I realized the value of "nothing". Your poem reminded me of this passage. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. Emile
Potential (Poetry) - 12/2/2007 3:10:57 AM
LOVELY!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
Before Genesis (Poetry) - 12/2/2007 3:05:11 AM
Very interesting!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
faith (Poetry) - 12/2/2007 2:58:24 AM
Nice!!!!!!! Liana Margiva
Two Faces of Solitude (Poetry) - 11/24/2007 2:12:23 PM
A poignant write of truth. There is a certain to the last words "in a prison of solitude" leaving you wondering about this friend and her lifestyle. Great, thought provoking write!
Smiles,
Dorothy
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