An Eye In Shadows (Book) - 5/25/2009 6:48:39 PM
This book was a great read and makes me wish I had actually purchased it first (someone loaned me their copy, and when I was done reading it, I emailed the pdf back to them, so I didn't steal it) because it was insightful and powerful. It is a fascinating look into the life of someone who was brave enough to admit that they were so weak, the gay students and girls in the school beat him up daily, and how he overcame all of that to become the person he is today.
I've read harsh reviews of this book where people berated this opus saying it was written so poorly it was impossible to read. I think that is rather cruel and wonder if the same people would say Christy Brown's book was hard to read as well just because he wrote it with his left foot. For the same insensitive reviewers who say the book lacks structure I'd like to see them write an autobiography while drunk.
If you are looking for a biography where the person endures hell and in the end overcomes it all to become a success then this book isn't for you. If you are an adult who can handle the fact this book doesn't have a happy ending and in the end the author doesn't become a success or make anything of his life, then I highly recommend An Eye In Shadows.
Quakes and Storms: A Natural Disaster Anthology (Book) - 3/22/2008 7:59:50 AM
Your article caught my eye on storms. Valuable helps.
Angela Doreathy Glass Watkins
An Eye In Shadows (Book) - 10/20/2007 12:30:05 PM
More power to you, Nick. I read a large portion of this and its gripping stuff. Sometimes a little 'soul-flushing' is necessary in order to move on to bigger things. Good work.
Terry
An Eye In Shadows (Book) - 10/16/2007 7:26:50 AM
HAY HAY HAY, I am so glad you have done it and I can't wait to get a copy for myself! I know if it is anything like your poetry and stories you have here it is going to be awesome! Truly congrats on the book and i wish you the best in all the great things that are sure to come, much love Nick
Peace
New Writers Of The Purple Page (Book) - 10/13/2007 4:04:31 PM
Looks great and promises to be fascinating. I like it that several authors get exposure that way.
Best of success to you.
Gina
The Ethereal Gazette: Issue Five (Book) - 4/27/2007 11:38:24 AM
Nickolaus!
Congrats on your new book; sure would love to read this! Well done, my friend!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Loved the last volume of horror tales, the one where my twin sister was featured among the writers. I still enjoy it! :)
HOUSE OF SPIDERS 3: The Account Of Todd Hollins (Book) - 4/23/2007 5:15:46 PM
Good luck with this, Nick. Great cover....captures a mood that is evil personified. You and Barbara writing together has got to be a treat for 'bug horror' mavens everywhere!
Congrats again,
Terry
HOUSE OF SPIDERS 3: The Account Of Todd Hollins (Book) - 4/22/2007 6:09:41 AM
love the cover, wish you much success.
bill
Reality Check (Short story: Bite of the Spider) (Book) - 4/22/2007 3:51:15 AM
IF you thought BITE OF THE SPIDER was sick -- get ready for its large scale younger brother!
Quakes and Storms: A Natural Disaster Anthology (Book) - 3/22/2006 3:04:24 PM
Way to go, Nick....you are the modern day King of Independent Antho's. Being that I grew up and live in the South, I've been a little too up close and personal with a few funnel clouds and a hurricane EYE or two....I'm sure some of the enclosed tales will bring back some not-so-warm memories of such.
As usual, you showed great resolve in getting this done...good luck with it.
Terry
Quakes and Storms: A Natural Disaster Anthology (Book) - 3/21/2006 11:52:48 AM
Nickolaus!
Wonderful news about what looks to be yet a great new work! Kudos on kicking yet another one out the door.
Outstanding effort!
Tabloid Purposes II (Book) - 6/22/2005 6:02:01 PM
As some editors in the business, they will have favorite overall stories on an anthology like this -- TABLOID PURPOSES II for me is one of those things that I never thought I would pull off and thank you to all the authors for making it happen. These are my picks in the anthology that I call an overall favorite of mine. Starting with the returning authors. Half the authors returned and kicked some serious ass. S.G. Cardin was the surprise author on this one being her story in the last one was dark, this is just hard f--king core.
To Write A Wrong -- Macey Wuesthoff
Distilled Thoughts of A Dangerous Mind -- Casey Gordon (One of the stars from TPI came back with a hard hitting Science Fiction story. This is Firestarter on Steroids.)
Reflections -- Jane Timm Baxter (now if some of you remember from the first she was originally part of the line up but due to some red tape she had to have her story pulled. She's back. I remember her from when she put out Awaiting Fullness.)
Daughter of the Sun -- Barbara Malenky
The Party -- Lida Broadhurst
Horror -- Murray Leeder
Where Have The Children Gone -- Nicholas S. Mounts (returning authors.)
DEADLANDS -- EVERETTE BELL (One of the three epic stories in the anthology. Macey started the literary kick in the balls.)
And welcoming Ron Capshaw to the TABLOID PURPOSES II line up. Here's to a possible TABLOID PURPOSES III.
Tabloid Purposes (Book) - 6/19/2005 5:00:40 AM
They say that you can't judge a book by its cover -but that just does not fit for this book. You get the entire feel and hint of what the stories are all about by this cover. Nickolaus did a superb job putting it all together. KUDOS bud. Very wicked collection.
(And I just sent Nickolaus the Brutal Dreamer review of Tabloid Purposes)
~Brutal Dreamer
Tabloid Purposes (Book) - 5/14/2005 7:43:21 PM
It will be quite interesting to read this.
Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)
Tabloid Purposes II (Book) - 5/3/2005 2:51:27 PM
Best of luck with TPII Nick! Sounds like you have an awesome line up for this Anthology! Looking forward to recieving my copy as a companion to TPI.!
Tabloid Purposes II (Book) - 5/2/2005 4:38:19 PM
Looks like another winner, Nick. Can't wait for my copy to add to my growing 'anthology' library. Since the mainsteam publishers have pretty well seen fit to ditch anthologies as a whole, it's great to see not all have thrown in the towel in terms of short story collections.
Stories of the Apparitions (Book) - 3/21/2005 5:38:47 PM
hooked from the first time i read you.......he is awesome and will have chills running up and through you
much luck and success
great ideal to see you on the big screen
wicked!!!!
Tabloid Purposes (Book) - 3/21/2005 3:41:15 PM
Nick,
Just finished 'Tabloid Purposes' and thanks again for the signed copy. I can state with no hestitation that this is a finely tuned anthology that sucessfully covers several genres; mystery, suspense, dark humor, and especially hardcore horror. As with all such collections, there are always a few select tales that stand out above the others, depending on the reader's specific taste.
Some of my personal favorites are:
'Locker 13' - Sheldon Higdon
'Southern Exposure' - Robert Montesino
'Lake Fossil' - Nick Pacione
'The Final Run of Denny Aldermann' - Ronald Wright
'In the Event of An Actual Emergeny' - William Wright
'Leviathan's Ghost' - Nick Pacione
'The Blood Letter' - Derrick James
'The Well' - Mike Ault
I proudly add this collection to my anthology shelf.
Terry V.
Reality Check (Short story: Bite of the Spider) (Book) - 3/20/2005 10:49:36 AM
Wow Nickolaus as once agian come up with a great story. I love all his work. Sleeping after reading one of Nickolaus's stories is impossible. Creepy scarefest is what it's like to read his work at night. Good Luck Nick. JC Brinson-Untiet
Stories of the Apparitions (Book) - 3/20/2005 10:44:26 AM
As always Nickolus as done a fantastic job of scaring people. I look forward to the day his work is on the big screne. H.P.Lovecraft had better look out. Never stop Nick, a mind like yours has to keep writing. JC Brinson-Untiet
Halloween On Camera (Book) - 3/19/2005 4:25:03 PM
I am planning on getting this book in the near future. Pacione has a special writing style like that which one would expect to be found in the pages of some demon's diary.
Halloween On Camera (Book) - 3/10/2005 5:53:19 PM
Nick,
This would have been a great addition to "Reality Check". As it is, it's a great stand-alone tale. Glad you saw fit to get it published in print.
Terry
Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape (Book) - 3/2/2005 3:24:22 PM
I had the pleasure to read some but not all of the pieces in this collection. "House of Spiders" "Insect" & Lake Fossil in addition, the poems "Seasons of Black September" & Shadow of DYS, all demostrate Nick's versatility & incredible imagination. Nick's style of writing is uniquely his own. He is one of the most passionate controversial horror writers on the scene today ... and no one can take this away from him! Bottom line some people hate him & others love him, all for their own reasons & agendas. As for me Mr. Pacione has always been a gentleman & someone I've enjoyed reading and will continue to read! That's all that really matters! Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape is one Collection, I hope to add to my bookshelf soon!
Robert Anthony Montesino
Author of:
MIND MONSTERS COLLECTION
Editor:
SPECULATIVE FICTION CENTRE
Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape (Book) - 2/3/2005 3:57:10 PM
Nick did me the distinct honor of sending me a personalized, signed copy of this fine collection of dark fiction.
My personal favorites include INSECT, Library of BONES, The Seasons of Black September, and the haunting 'Darkness From The Skies'. Then of course, 'House of Spiders' is this author's signature tale.
I sincerely hope Nickolaus sees fit to do a follow-up collection, as it will be high on my list of horror/suspense fiction 'must reads'.
This is fiction to be read in the dark of night when the winds howl a foreboding concerto..
This is fiction to be read on nights when subsequent nightmares will later be welcomed with an open mind and arms to match...
The contents will challenge and frighten...what more can a fan of mythos ask for?
I'm proud to add it to my personal collection...
Terry Vinson
Author of:
'MR HATE'
'PASSPORT TO HELL'
'BLOODLINES'
'BONE CHILLS'
New Writers Of The Purple Page (Book) - 1/20/2005 9:35:21 AM
Congratulations Nick! Looks like a strong cast of writers here, have your new story on my list of must reads! Peace to you friend!
Life Inheritance (Short Story) - 10/5/2007 3:17:32 PM
Nick,
nice job my man. You definetly captured the darkness in sadness when someone dies and I hope this guys work finds a home. You did a good job telling the tale and I felt a little unnerved reading it good job.
Charles D. O'Connor III
Halloween Girl (Short Story) - 9/17/2007 5:12:24 AM
i really liked reading this it was a little different from what i usualy read. um for this type of story id say you could easily become a published author if your not already. if not already published go to www.publishamerica.com and send in a novel or just a book of short stories and you never know they might except it. keep the good/weird work up
Misguidance (Short Story) - 8/29/2007 3:59:23 AM
I really like the psychological perspective within this story, the psychological aspect of horror is something that I often find more chilling than mere physical violence or gore; as you've said -- horror is an imitation of life, and I agree with that in some ways. Everyone is a player on the stage of life, and we all interact with eachother in ways that are more important than we really think. Enjoyed this one. Have a good day.
Leviathan's Ghost (Short Story) - 7/26/2007 6:11:12 PM
I never liked the water anyway.
Great read Nick!
Misguidance (Short Story) - 7/7/2007 4:35:10 AM
interesting
A Cemetery Dream (Short Story) - 5/22/2007 3:14:38 PM
Very Creative...I found it most entertaining...
Good Read...
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 4/19/2007 10:14:12 AM
This has a poetic feeling to it, I can hear echoes of Poe and even Baudelarian's hellish symbolism. I enjoyed the imagery in this story, it is very good.
Spectral Exile (Short Story) - 4/16/2007 10:45:09 AM
WOW! YOur mind is EVERYWhere!
Thanks for the invite to read your dark gems!- I wrote a few of my own - My oldie but goodies!Avail. here on AD./Poems/etc...
All treasures should be savored!
WArmly, WArrior PURPLE Lady Sheeeoox
I read your Bio too!
Congrat.s!
I love spiders! and I saw HOSTEL, and Natural Born Killers!
I was facinated by the candice of the mind!
I will be BAccck...
When in a darker frame of mind, being a writer you know what that means to the creativess within~
Can I ask you 1 favor, use a bigger font size please! This is tiny...Now to your websites... to take a peek!
Again Congrat.s
Dark Cemetaries/Castles are intriging!
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 4/14/2007 6:47:38 PM
Wow, this was an excellent story. Sorry I just got to it.
I love how you brought me into your world.
Good f*cking job!
Carnival of Carpathia (Short Story) - 4/3/2007 2:52:48 AM
Nick, this. is. SCARY! WOW! If I have nightmares tonight, I'm a blamin' YEW, my friend! Very well done; bravo!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
Halloween Girl (Short Story) - 3/31/2007 7:03:48 PM
I really enjoyed reading this; it's very well-written and descriptive. I know this might sound really sick to some people, but I have a certain fascination with Bathory, not the person really, because she certainly was a horrible person, but just the way she could push limits, go to a certain extreme. Very frightening.
Spectral Exile (Short Story) - 3/23/2007 5:05:29 PM
Nick,
One of your best. Creepy vibes and a thick atmosphere of dread. I especially enjoyed the 'if they don't believe me, they can shoot my cremated ashes from a rusty cannon' line. Fine write.
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 11/20/2006 6:37:07 AM
Whoa....when i read you, you take my mind to places
(dark) and it is so exciting!!!
loved this here
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 9/21/2006 3:03:55 PM
WOW, Nick I MUST SAY THAT IS SOME EXCELLENT MATERIAL. VERY VIVID AND DEPTHFUL. YOU CAPTURED PURE DARKNESS AND IT WAS A VERY COOL READ. WHATEVER CHURCH YOU SAW, I DON'T WANT TO GO. "Check out my new story, Mable's Grave". This one took me a while because i wanted to construct it perfectly.
TAKE CARE FRIEND,
CHARLES D. O'CONNOR III "WHEN RANDOLPH CARTER WAS THIRTY, HE LOST THE KEY TO THE LAND OF DREAMS,"- H.P. Lovecraft.
Greetings From The Bible Belt (Short Story) - 8/13/2006 8:49:55 AM
Hey Nick, I connected while reading this from the perspective of a cold northern town in the high summer. Let me say, as write this in a library, that I laughed openly at your line, 'welcome to the bible belt motherfuckers.'
Coming from a largely secular 50/50 Hindu/Muslim/Christian town, religion is supposedly not a common theme. However, I believe we live in a Christian society regardless of whether we accept it or not - as opposed to a pagan one. Why make that point? Because the tone you create here is oppressive, yet cosy and familiar.
While not a piece of fiction persay, I feel that there is a fascinating tension between the comfort of the cult and religion, and the indepedent mind's revulsion from it. A line that struck me was, "I see the people involved with that sect being something of a victim begging to be victimized".
What is horror but people, who are not easily scared, wanting to be scared? What is a sect-member, who seeks safety, but someone who wants to be victimised?
Cheers
Gregory
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 8/3/2006 8:00:01 PM
Good job Nick. Only just got time to read this. We can all get great fodder from the Universal Nightmare. Don't you wish we could all write like Poe? Nice work.
Dora
The Hand Trembler (Short Story) - 8/1/2006 8:26:14 AM
Nick,
you are the man. This story actually scared me. I love your twisted mind and provides for good "edge of your seat" stories that simply aren't found in the dull and same old conventional market. Thanks for always being that aid to me. You truly inspire me.
Charles D. O'Connor III "In everything I am an outsider"-H.P. Lovecraft
P.s. The story "The painter" is now complete".
The Ichabod (Short Story) - 7/29/2006 11:07:32 AM
Excellent story, Nickolaus; very well penned!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Ghosts In The Tornado: The Notes (Short Story) - 7/28/2006 9:08:46 AM
Wel I just ordered the Magazine. I am very interested in reading horror. I too enjoy Stephen King. I am sure your story will be just as good. I will let you know as soon as I read the story.
Helen :-0
Carnival of Carpathia (Short Story) - 7/25/2006 3:02:51 PM
Cool imagery, Nick, but I strongly suggest chopping this up into paragraphs...the one huge block of writing is tough on the eyes. Otherwise great...KK
Carnival of Carpathia (Short Story) - 7/24/2006 10:48:11 AM
Great fluidity of mind, Nick. I thought you did a great job capturing the creepiness/eeriness/edginess of the carnival well.
Greetings From The Bible Belt (Short Story) - 7/22/2006 10:00:25 AM
Nick, this definately has that "journal" feel to it. I have to admit I share your hatred of those kind of people. Annoying little buggers. Great "haunting" memoir! Thanks for sharing.
Steph
House of Spiders (Short Story) - 7/20/2006 3:10:29 PM
Holy Crap Nick,
This was a very good story. I too hate spiders. With this level of material and imagination, I won't be suprised if I see your name in lights one day. Good Job.
Charles D. O'Connor III- check out my new story "The Jack N the box, unsure about this one though. "In everything I am an outsider"- H.P. Lovecraft.
House of Spiders (Short Story) - 7/14/2006 1:42:22 PM
Great way to tell the story as a documentary. At least that's what I felt...maybe this is real?...Anyway it definitely left me wondering...and if that's what you were trying to accomplish you tricked me all the way with the clever format. Great Job. I look forward to checking out more of your writing. I appreciate the kind comments and tip about my short stories you checked out. I am working on a horror-scifi novel at the moment. I know you tend to lean to horror by checking your work history. I sometimes find it almost impossible to separate the two genres. Thanks again and take care. Gary Starta - website garystarta.com
Greetings From The Bible Belt (Short Story) - 7/7/2006 2:59:56 AM
Nick, holy shit dude. That was FANTASTIC. Yea, I hate those kinds of people too. This brings the reader in, most definetly, in the dark regions of the message your getting across and I liked it very much. Reminds me of H.P. Lovecraft's story "THe Evil Clergymen"
Charles D. O'Connor III "Check out my new story The curiosity shop" If your interested in places that hold secrets..unnerving secrets, then your a customer for the shop. "In everything I am an outsider"-H.P. Lovecraft.
Submission Call: TABLOID PURPOSES V (Article) - 12/13/2007 6:49:00 AM
I am sure Karla will come up with something to contribute! :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
The Aftermath: 2 Days of Darkness (Article) - 11/22/2007 6:12:38 AM
You are right contacts are how it happens in any biz. Sounds like things
are going well
elliott
The Author Speaks (Article) - 11/21/2007 5:22:06 PM
interesting read
The Aftermath: 2 Days of Darkness (Article) - 11/21/2007 5:21:25 PM
thought provoking read
The Author Speaks (Article) - 3/26/2007 4:47:46 PM
This is an interesting article, especially what you wrote towards the end regarding "a writer in the vein of Lovecraft or an Edgar Allen Poe comes around once every fourty-five years." Now, I recently read a book called <u>Genius: A Mosaic of One Hundred Exemplary Creative Minds </u> by Harold Bloom. His opinion is, if there were a genius, or even an extraordinary writer living today, that person probably wouldn't be recognised by the general public in his own lifetime. I find that interesting, because Poe for example, certainly wasn't entirely "successful" (if you count money as an indicator of success, which I do not) as Stephen King or Anne Rice are today. I am sure you also know, as well as I do, that there are many famous "goth authors" who do incorporate a lot of sex, etc. into their works, combined with lackluster writing. Anyhow, I'm not sure what point I'm trying to make, but I do think it's very difficult to be a writer with principles nowadays.
Review: The Tooth Fairy (Article) - 11/8/2006 5:14:30 PM
Nick,
I'll be headed into my Netflix account to put this on my wish list right away. Thing is, I know I'm growing older as I recall Cannell mainly as the creator of one of my favorite all-time TV shows, 'The Rockford Files' with James Garner.
Thanks for the heads up. Love a good horror-show.
Terry
Review: The Tooth Fairy (Article) - 8/27/2006 7:44:55 AM
Nikolaus:
Thank you for the information. I never knew this film exists.
Critics are people just like us. the only difference is that some of them get paid to do movie reviews; and sometimes opinions do differ from one person to another. Being critcs or not have no bearings on the opinions of how good or bad the mvoie is.
I always go by my own interests and opinion.
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
review: The Garden (Article) - 7/30/2006 5:07:33 AM
Cannelli is probably more on track. One only has to read the religious comedy hour in the news. Everybody has the best version of God these days and are willing to kill for it.
Thanks for the reveiw. I'll look for it.
Elizabeth
Dark Wilderness (Article) - 7/17/2006 10:08:53 AM
Had us shivering, kind of like standing in ever deepening darkness while one reads. (that's good of course!!!)
B&R
Hammerhead: SHARK FRENZY (Article) - 11/28/2005 2:07:07 PM
"Moral of the story, don't go laughing at a psycho who has a sick idea of making a new species and planning to breed them."
Indeed.
Hammerhead: SHARK FRENZY (Article) - 7/7/2005 2:34:55 PM
I'll have to check this one out. Does sound a lot like 'Creature' in many ways. Jeffrey Combs is a very underrated character actor of such films as the 'Reanimator' series, 'The Frighteners' and 'From Beyond' who has certainly done his best work with Stuart Gordon or Brian Yunza. You're right about Sci-Fi channel produced flicks; they usually have horrible CGI effects and are obviously bottom basement budgets, but they will slip in a good one on occasion.
Writing The Fossil (Article) - 6/11/2005 8:29:44 PM
authors den is now censoring writers, gerald complained about authors den and then they did not like the writings of don iarussi who is suing authors den
Writing The Fossil (Article) - 1/24/2005 9:14:58 PM
That's Great that you met Gerald and had his expertise to guide you and you the courage to go for it. He's still guiding you. I'm truly sorry for your friend's tragic last day. But this does pay him Much Honor and Respect that he so deserved!
I'm sorry I have no help for you right now. But your courage and determination will get ya there you won't need any help! Look where the Fossil got ya. : )
Take care and Stay warm safe and happy.
Tracey
Writing The Fossil (Article) - 1/23/2005 8:28:57 AM
Okay Nic and I hope that it will be successful. Apparently Gerald had tremendous influence on your life. Some people say my stories have a lot of fatalities but terrorism and drug abuse does. Take care of yourself and your writing.
Digital Bleeding (Article) - 11/23/2004 10:58:22 PM
I like it! March 26 huh? The day before my birthday... I do like your writing style and I very much enjoy the way you describe things. I am able to get into your stories, your writing has a way of making one feel like they are actually there.
People sometimes say I'm too "adjective" happy, what other way is there to write? (smiling)
Kiria Gypsy
The Shunned House (Article) - 10/7/2004 4:24:28 PM
I'll have to check it out. Thanks, Nickolaus.
M.Rose
Dark Wilderness (Article) - 9/20/2004 1:53:34 PM
Tearing up an old stump, you have shown us the tangled roots of horror, bearing little white wiggily grumbs of thought for our examination. Well done.
Interview: Brigit Dawn Knox (Article) - 5/29/2004 10:47:04 AM
I saw Creature from the Black Lagoon several times. I rember a few horror hosts. I think Dr. Demento was one. And Elvira. And Rod Serling, of course. And lets not forget Alfred Hitchcck. Stephen King has always been my faorite horror author. I also Like Robert McCammon. I read all the King books. By McCammon, I've read "Boy's Life," "Mine," "Swan Song," "The Wolf's Hour," and the absolutely bes vampire story ever, "They Thirst." This was a great interview.
Dark Wilderness (Article) - 4/15/2004 2:56:30 PM
well done
Review: H.P. Lovecraft's Dagon (Article) - 4/14/2004 2:41:21 AM
interesting read
Review: H.P. Lovecraft's Dagon (Article) - 4/7/2004 5:54:55 PM
Nick,
I too thought that 'Dagon' was the closest Hollywood has come to accurately showcasing Lovecraft's writings. Most attempts have failed miserably. Stuart "Reanimator"/"From Beyond" Gordon returns to form after recent misfires. There is gore, but like you said, it's held within the text of the plot and not just used for simple shock value. For anyone who likes a good suspense flick with a twist ending, you can't miss with this one.
I rate it a 'THUMBS UP'...SEVERED of course.....
Terry
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 12/15/2008 1:27:49 PM
My friend, your pen is truly haunted!
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/31/2008 8:02:22 AM
Hello Nick,
WOW You haven't wtitten here for quite some time in the poetry area.
You Are The Dark Goth Poet!
Fabulous Poetic Write!
Embrassé
Vickie
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 3/9/2008 6:17:06 PM
Well my friend you have done this story justice. So good to 'see' you again. Take care.
Janet xoxoxo
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 1/26/2008 3:13:42 PM
Awesome writing ~`*
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 11/8/2007 8:36:46 PM
Dark and epic poetry, I like the stories they tell. Thank you, DL Mullan
Birthed In Ashes.... (Poetry) - 9/17/2007 5:17:38 AM
Holy moly that was one heck of a good poem. iv never read one like it before. it was kinda dark in nature yes but still it was wow. i loved it
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 11/20/2006 6:27:33 AM
Da--!!
pumping out gas for the flames are we
been a while...can I borrow a glasso of water?
enjoyed
untitled (Poetry) - 8/13/2006 9:07:26 AM
You write with a tight rhyme scheme, yet your rhythm and epic subject matter thrive. Here I feel as if I'm reading the work of a Victorian gentleman. Yet I connect with your use of language.There are many lines that struck me, but "destroyed from whispers told in an echo of fear" seems profound yet appropriately intimate - an apt tension.
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 6/23/2006 6:15:42 AM
A very unique type of writing. Enjoyed!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Gates Of Charon (Poetry) - 2/20/2006 7:48:35 PM
Excellent write!
Birgit and Roger
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 2/14/2006 8:31:48 PM
A very compelling write!
Birgit and Roger
Burning Sodom (Poetry) - 1/15/2006 3:44:39 PM
Haunting write!
Gates Of Charon (Poetry) - 1/2/2006 7:20:47 AM
"Is horror all you write?" must be the most frequent question people ask you. If you keep this up you'll be a world-class grand master of the horrific,though I'm sure you'll resist entombment in that genre. This is so akin to S.King yet utterly distinctive. I'd say a special brand of driving prose, graphically rendered.
Superb work..Bravo Nickolaus!
Vesna
Gates Of Charon (Poetry) - 7/26/2005 1:56:10 PM
Chilling right through to my spine.This reminds of Apocalypse Now and kurtz...as they slowly make their way down the river.
The poem is gothic and biblical which gives it a strange twist into the reality of mortality.Great write.anne pawlak.
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 6/20/2005 5:51:17 PM
WOW, very powerful poem, striking imagery.
I guess the ferryman is keeping busy :)
thanks for sharing this gem
love and peace
Huda
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 6/19/2005 7:59:17 AM
...wish I never felt like this. Well done!!
Phyllis <3
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 5/31/2005 11:14:47 AM
brrrrr..still shivering..wow!!
Exceptional write Nickolaus...hmmm
Vesna*
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 5/18/2005 2:50:12 PM
Reality is as this well written piece!
Rich
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/20/2005 11:02:30 AM
Nick,
'I watch the flesh melt away my bones..' classic, inspiraing stuff.
Terry
Pacione's Inferno (Poetry) - 3/20/2005 10:31:31 AM
I just love this poem..Great fantastic flow and such a vivid imagination..A mind full of strange wierd and creepy thoughts. I'm glad you put it all down on paper or you could be one really evil serial killer..LOL JC
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/19/2005 9:20:38 AM
A frightening "slap in the face" reality check. Thank you, Nickolaus. Love and peace to you. Regis
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/15/2005 7:27:53 PM
Nick,
Very graphic but interesting write.
Sherry
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/12/2005 7:22:49 AM
wow...very original and bold write...superb...love n luck...BHUWAN!!!!!
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/8/2005 9:34:53 AM
Nick!!! Good to read you here~~~~
this is a devastating display pain of fires and a stark reality awaits....haunting
Outstanding done as you do!!!
Desolated Oblivian (Poetry) - 3/8/2005 8:37:22 AM
The imagery as horrifying as it is sure brings one back to reality...quick, fast, and in a hurry! Excellent work, Nickolaus!
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