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YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHH... is all i can say.

(posted from Chapter 8: Nathan 2)

I don't do much in way of feedbacks. But I had to say that I enjoyed reading Camp: Ron's Journey. Also I am loven this sequel Camp, Sibling Rivalry.

You have become one of my favorite writers, keep up with the good work and I can not wait to read the next chapter when you post it. :-)

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A great read. I have said it before and will say it again. You should be publishing this work. Hope the next chapter comes soon. Ran out of things to read.

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Eventually.*

Eric Storm



* Response taken from Concise Responses to Annoying Questions, Page 6, by Black Rose.  Mystic Wolf Press.  Used without permission.

Fair enough figured as much of a response but no harm asking. Obviously your style of writing works for you as I've read a few of your stories and they are all good but do you have to go back and reread where you've left off to get the flow for your next chapter? Maybe its just my way of thinking but I would think it'd be hard to start and stop for such long periods of time. But then again I'm not a writer and everyone has their process. Just curious.

lol, good process.... i re-read your stories ALOT     never seem to be able to get enuf... and i always enjoy them.

hope all is well eric and as always, great work

Another good chapter. Like where this is heading. Thanks.

wonderful story. thank you

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Comora wrote:

HOLY SHITWAFFLE! The plot just got as thick as molasses mixed with concrete mixed in January in Antarctica.

(posted from Chapter 9: Greg 2)

I couldn't have said it better than that, in fact that made me laugh.

and I agree, another great chapter Eric....loving it all, even though I have to re-read a few lines from the previous chapter to remember what's going on between updates lol

omg fangasm

(posted from Chapter 11)

Sigh, the stories that road atlas could tell us. just one thing though. Where were Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland not touched in the war or are you mistaking Britan for England? =P

(posted from Chapter 11)

I just started reading this and I'm really intrigued by how it starts out in the first few chapters, with the way the first Camp story ended I was afraid this was going to be another sequel that didn't engage me as a reader. Keep up the good work

Seemed pretty final to me and now having read the rest of what you have posted in Sibling Rivarly I see why it works. You've made the new story center on new characters instead of any of the old, which works better I think for the progression.