"And I can sit on one of the chairs by the candles and sew, and toast my feet meanwhile. I think my hands will be strong enough to sew again soon." — "And your feet stale enough to be fit for toasting."
Lothere got reviewed!
Submitted by Joseph on Tue, 07/09/2013 - 08:07.
I don't know how many people know about this but completely by chance this afternoon, I came across this review of Lothere.
http://webfictionguide.com/listings/the-kingdom-of-lothere/review-by-sgl...
It seems to be a fair article but I don't think the reviewer quite grasped the whole Lothere thing here. But she (the tone seems to suggest this was written by a female) does say it's great sims fiction so it's not all bad!
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Interesting article, it's
Submitted by Devin on Tue, 07/09/2013 - 09:18.Interesting article, it's weird to read Lothere and SIMS in the same sentence lol I forget Lothere is a sims story at times.
I liked reading the
Submitted by Chicklet on Fri, 08/29/2014 - 14:31.I liked reading the article...and I'm disappointed by it.
This story goes way beyond look at my sims! At some point it became my favorite story. I have read the whole thing, aching that there are no more chapters to look forward to.
To give you an idea, I love Alice in Wonderland, the Harry Potter books, Jean Auel's Earth Children series, the Hunger Games books, The Host by Stephanie Meyer, Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, among many others. I think I've read more words than I've spoken, and I am pretty chatty. In childhood I learned to read while walking, stopping and starting when others do, even crossing streets reading. In my teen years I kept a book in my purse. In my 20s I limited myself to reading during work breaks and when the kids are in bed because I have a tendency to get sucked into a book and didn't want my children to suffer for it. I have read a lot of stories. I love The Kingdom of Lothere best.
If this was merely a story about sims, it would not have beaten out all the great authors I've read.
Then again, the person who wrote the article only read a story arc, and not one of my favorites. To me the story arcs seem more for rereading. You miss way too much that way.