Donald R. Fletcher

I like this piece, your descriptions are vivid and the climax is a dtamatic twist. The relationship between the pets rings true.

A fine story, an interesting subject matter (Anglo-Saxon language), and a noble cat! Who could ask for anything more?

I enjoyed your story. Well done.

This piece is beautifully evocative of some material things--such as the placement of the grand piano in a bright auditorium where I heard a concert near Edvard Grieg's birth home in Norway--and of things that draw uniquely from Don's wisdom: the "creative pulse of Life itself."

Definitely a feel-good story. Reading it made me feel that I've met Hunter and walked over to "Don's" office on the "outer edge of campus." It's such a nice feeling--I wish I could walk back again and scratch behind Hunter's ears.

Asi es la vida. Muy lindo.

I'm glad they took in the cat, they did right there.

This is very good evocation of an only too plausible situation. I felt for your characters both before and after the bombshell of Dad catching the virus.