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| When Worlds Collide: The Fellowship by enigma_k | | Chapter: Chapter 1: A Sacrifice For My Love | | | | jl1980 | 05/17/2006 01:04 am | hmmm...wonder where he's ended up ;) lol....this could be interesting  | | Niamh | 03/20/2006 11:55 am | There are some stories that I feel compeled to read, over and over again, because they strike some chord with me. I have to admit, and I've said it so before, that I was very skeptical about this whole challenge. . . . but I'm so very glad you've proved me wrong, and continute to prove me wrong.
I'm reading this again (and not for the second time, but third or fourth I think) because I see you've continued. . . and boy am I glad you have.
The Ring saga was one of the first "fantasy" science fiction books and something I loved as a child (you know, when the first editions were printed -hah)and when someone finally did them justice on film, I was very happy to introduce the stories and characters to my son. . . . and now, you've done what I thought was impossible and added two completely diverse universes and put them together in a totally credible manner.
Kudos. And thank you again.
Nia | | Deb | 12/23/2005 11:02 am | | Fantastic weaving of both stories, with a new twist. Love it! | | Cewcew | 10/30/2005 07:19 pm | | I wow this is grate! I dont read mqany crossovers, But Im realy injoying this one I hope for an update soon, Excelent writing so far, Ive totaly been drawn into the story. | | spike_spetslayer | 10/10/2005 08:32 am | | you know, i resisted reading this for the longest time...having read the books multiple (and you wouldn't believe how many times if i told you) and seen the movies (again with the disbelief) I couldn't see a way for the two 'verses to be melded. i have to say, you have done so quite seamlessly and with excellence. I will be adding this to my favorites, and hoping that you update soon, and frequently.
P. S. Tolkien, I think, would be proud. you've kept the spirit of the fellowship alive. | | jane | 10/07/2005 01:39 pm | | I love this story it's great. Read three quarters of the book years ago but never finished it, though I would have if it had been as gripping as this version. |
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