Comments on: A change of pace. http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131 from cathsmithdotnet Sat, 24 Oct 2009 00:14:13 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Ana http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-3950 Ana Mon, 05 Oct 2009 09:50:04 +0000 http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131#comment-3950 Cath, Good to return to your blog - it is looking delightfully fresh. I enjoyed reading your entry on transformation very much, as it shows the inner depth of your writing experience interlaced with your own personal development. I think what strikes out the most, is the resistance to change in the end and the understanding that the death of the muse is still very much alive, as it seemes the character is battling with their own personal issues in the acceptance of this experience. Your piece is excellent, and has inspired me to enter the Flash competitions at AW. Kind Regards Cath,

Good to return to your blog – it is looking delightfully fresh.

I enjoyed reading your entry on transformation very much, as it shows the inner depth of your writing experience interlaced with your own personal development. I think what strikes out the most, is the resistance to change in the end and the understanding that the death of the muse is still very much alive, as it seemes the character is battling with their own personal issues in the acceptance of this experience.

Your piece is excellent, and has inspired me to enter the Flash competitions at AW.

Kind Regards

]]> By: AW Flash Fiction Carnival III | Peregrinas http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-1231 AW Flash Fiction Carnival III | Peregrinas Tue, 06 May 2008 03:33:30 +0000 http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131#comment-1231 [...] Death of a Muse by Cath Smith at http://blog.cathsmith.net/ [...] [...] Death of a Muse by Cath Smith at http://blog.cathsmith.net/ [...]

]]> By: Laurie Ashton http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-317 Laurie Ashton Tue, 01 Jan 2008 14:58:43 +0000 http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131#comment-317 Even with the title, I didn't know the context. But I have lousy goldfish memory, so not terribly surprising for me... Lovely imagery, beautifully written - I know, I know, beautiful has been used a lot to describe this piece, but it's an appropriate word. :) You've got a great style here, Cath. :) Even with the title, I didn’t know the context. But I have lousy goldfish memory, so not terribly surprising for me…

Lovely imagery, beautifully written – I know, I know, beautiful has been used a lot to describe this piece, but it’s an appropriate word. :) You’ve got a great style here, Cath. :)

]]> By: albino_squid http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-311 albino_squid Sat, 29 Dec 2007 06:50:18 +0000 http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131#comment-311 This is an eloquent piece and one that I can really relate to. The more I read this, I can't help but feel that fleeting, ephemeral quality of the echo in the end. This is an eloquent piece and one that I can really relate to. The more I read this, I can’t help but feel that fleeting, ephemeral quality of the echo in the end.

]]> By: Crystal http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131&cpage=1#comment-309 Crystal Tue, 25 Dec 2007 18:08:48 +0000 http://blog.cathsmith.net/?p=131#comment-309 This is really great - nice take on the theme. Something writers can really relate to. Well done! This is really great – nice take on the theme. Something writers can really relate to.

Well done!

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