Cassandra
a tale blowing in the Wind3 total reviews
Comment from Bill Schott
One has to wonder how the "wind", however he is drawn here, affects Cassandra, a character named after the mythical character who knows the future but is never believed.
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One has to wonder how the "wind", however he is drawn here, affects Cassandra, a character named after the mythical character who knows the future but is never believed.
Comment Written 23-Sep-2024
Comment from jessizero
The first sentence was great, but the last sentence is the one that leaves me wanting more. I appreciate the talent it took to write this. Thank you for sharing, and best wishes to you.
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The first sentence was great, but the last sentence is the one that leaves me wanting more. I appreciate the talent it took to write this. Thank you for sharing, and best wishes to you.
Comment Written 16-Sep-2024
Comment from Michael Ludwinder
Nicely done! I loved the imagery of being propelled on "gossamer wings". The sense of anticipation you've created is perfect. I'm eager to learn more about Cassandra's story. The writing is poetic and interesting - great job.
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Nicely done! I loved the imagery of being propelled on "gossamer wings". The sense of anticipation you've created is perfect. I'm eager to learn more about Cassandra's story. The writing is poetic and interesting - great job.
Comment Written 16-Sep-2024