Trevor j Hamilton wrote:

Well. . .

Recently I have been misquoted or misunderstood in my criticism of a
story from this list. As my words were taken, I rather bluntly pointed
out an error in addition to my displeasure for a certain device, or lack
thereof, used in the story mechanics. The author then proced to apologise
to me for writing a story that upset me.

I hate that.

 

I ask you, What stories had become greater than the sum of its parts in
your eyes? What parts did it have in the first place, and why was it
poignant to you?
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Woah. Cousin has posed an interesting insight.

I'd have to say one of my favourites was Transitions(nukunuku) by rich
lawson. Several simple concepts and one very simple very real idea
blended together in a way that was simply immaculate. Plus it was base
on perspective in my life; a scary corallation to my life. I'd say by
the parts of themselves, it wasn't as influencial.

But as the whole, it did become greater.