Iris?
. . .
I want you to know . . .
THIS. STORY. HERE.
This story here??
THIS story ~here~ . . .
is absolutely wonderful! ^//w//^
It’s encompassing, it progressively becomes more defined, it has twists that the reader might see coming and ones that, well, I for one didn’t! ^//w//^
Not everyone would like it, whether due to the anthropomorphics, the religious/parareligioius tones, or otherwise . . . but it is still, as far as I (and I should think MANY others) am(/are) concerned: a deep, endearing tale with a fine, quickening pace, a fine piece of art (through story telling and artwork comprised in it), and a somewhat hidden gem of (graphic) literary alliteration.
Kudos on the wonderful (no doubt time consuming) work! I eagerly anticipate reading your other and, as-of-now, yet-unwritten works!
Best of wishes,
~An ensnared and Endearing Fan,
Ian.
Interesting message and engaging characters. Oscar(or should I say Ausre) was my favorite. I’m only sad to see it end. But I guess the point of Epiphany is that it never really does, huh? I know it’s like 6 years later but I have to say this– awesome work.
I forget how long this has been sitting in a browser tab, but I was in a weird shitty headspace tonight and ended up eating the last 80% of it at once.
Thank you for making it. It wears its heart on its sleeve, and it’s incredible to see how much your storytelling has changed in the last six years, and it turned out to be something I needed to see tonight.
Iris?
. . .
I want you to know . . .
THIS. STORY. HERE.
This story here??
THIS story ~here~ . . .
is absolutely wonderful! ^//w//^
It’s encompassing, it progressively becomes more defined, it has twists that the reader might see coming and ones that, well, I for one didn’t! ^//w//^
Not everyone would like it, whether due to the anthropomorphics, the religious/parareligioius tones, or otherwise . . . but it is still, as far as I (and I should think MANY others) am(/are) concerned: a deep, endearing tale with a fine, quickening pace, a fine piece of art (through story telling and artwork comprised in it), and a somewhat hidden gem of (graphic) literary alliteration.
Kudos on the wonderful (no doubt time consuming) work! I eagerly anticipate reading your other and, as-of-now, yet-unwritten works!
Best of wishes,
~An ensnared and Endearing Fan,
Ian.
Well, it’s three years after the end, but I figured I should say for anyone else who might read it that I just loved this story.
Why did it end ;.; I kinda wish this had gone on longer.
Interesting message and engaging characters. Oscar(or should I say Ausre) was my favorite. I’m only sad to see it end. But I guess the point of Epiphany is that it never really does, huh? I know it’s like 6 years later but I have to say this– awesome work.
I forget how long this has been sitting in a browser tab, but I was in a weird shitty headspace tonight and ended up eating the last 80% of it at once.
Thank you for making it. It wears its heart on its sleeve, and it’s incredible to see how much your storytelling has changed in the last six years, and it turned out to be something I needed to see tonight.
wow, glad I found this, thanks!!