If you're interested, I can give you a web-link where to read it. But. of couse, books are better... So, it's here: http://nosferatu.ru/biblio/novels/hembli/putsm.html I can also advice you two books: the original story written in the very begining of 20th century (don't know by whom, the's a version, that by come russian girls - according to the author's name б.Олшеври, that's sounds really nice): http://nosferatu.ru/biblio/novels/bolvry/bolvr.html It's very classish and vampirish. And then the sequel, set in 40th Germany-Romanya and written by our girls from LJ dolorka and keruna: http://nosferatu.ru/biblio/novels/bolvry/kardy.html Not such a 'victorian' prose, there's some sex and violence, but it's nice, really.
His approach to foreign languages - Ah! Aha, but his author - Frakir - is really great in English, so it was fun :) And that was funny that it had to be Anna to rescue him from starving Edward. Yeah, it was kinda to show she's not such a Big Bad with fangs, but something more. I like their relationship at the end - when Mirco wasn't so much afraid of Anna, and Anna didn't think of him only as 'a Happy-meal on legs' (c) Buffy. I don't mean there had to be a pairing. They could simply become good friends... for they were both so lonely Exactly the same said to me their authors: no love, but... but something that can be a bit more than friendship. Or can be not. As for Maria, I think there was too little on her relations with Serjio. Did she really meet him only once? *sniffle* I know, it was 'couse we haven't written a small part - their last meeting. There was an idea that vamp told her smth about how can a vampire become a human again (nevertheless it was only his theory, that, pitifuly, has nothing to do with reality - so there's no way to 'turn back'). I don't remember names - there's was a brother, she really went to Brazil for him to reunion, that's true. And that her vamp - he stayed in Spain or somewhere in Europe, that was another man.
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Date: 10 Jun 2008 19:36 (UTC)So, it's here:
http://nosferatu.ru/biblio/novels/hembli/putsm.html
I can also advice you two books: the original story written in the very begining of 20th century (don't know by whom, the's a version, that by come russian girls - according to the author's name б.Олшеври, that's sounds really nice): http://nosferatu.ru/biblio/novels/bolvry/bolvr.html It's very classish and vampirish.
And then the sequel, set in 40th Germany-Romanya and written by our girls from LJ
Not such a 'victorian' prose, there's some sex and violence, but it's nice, really.
His approach to foreign languages - Ah!
Aha, but his author - Frakir - is really great in English, so it was fun :)
And that was funny that it had to be Anna to rescue him from starving Edward.
Yeah, it was kinda to show she's not such a Big Bad with fangs, but something more. I like their relationship at the end - when Mirco wasn't so much afraid of Anna, and Anna didn't think of him only as 'a Happy-meal on legs' (c) Buffy.
I don't mean there had to be a pairing. They could simply become good friends... for they were both so lonely
Exactly the same said to me their authors: no love, but... but something that can be a bit more than friendship. Or can be not.
As for Maria, I think there was too little on her relations with Serjio. Did she really meet him only once?
*sniffle* I know, it was 'couse we haven't written a small part - their last meeting. There was an idea that vamp told her smth about how can a vampire become a human again (nevertheless it was only his theory, that, pitifuly, has nothing to do with reality - so there's no way to 'turn back').
I don't remember names - there's was a brother, she really went to Brazil for him to reunion, that's true. And that her vamp - he stayed in Spain or somewhere in Europe, that was another man.