Chathol-linn · 20 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Not One Word
What an effective and evocative picture of a Dwarf-woman is shown with just a few words. Nice writing, anmarwalk! Regards - Chathol-linn
Not One Word by annmarwalk
Reviews (5)
Duchess · 19 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Not One Word
Awwww, that is kinda sad! *trying not to break out in sniffles now* Good job! :)
Lamiel · 19 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Not One Word
Oh this is lovely! So sweet. I do like the idea of Gimli having someone at home waiting for him, and the suggestion that it will not become an open romance for whatever reason makes it all the more poignant. This is perfect, just enough to tease the appetite, but not so much as to risk full romance or, Valar forbid, Mary Suedom. Very well done.
daw the minstrel · 18 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Not One Word
That's lovely. Gimli needs someone to admire him. The dwarves are really neglected in fanfic in general. Even Legolas's friendship with Gimli is often played down in favor of one with Aragorn. I liked this.
Author's reply
Thank you for your kind words, Daw. Ann
Bodkin · 18 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Not One Word
Big ahh. I love stories that look at dwarves - they get so little attention. Silly Gimli, son of Gloin - why couldn't he see what he was missing!
Author's reply
Yep, that's what happens when country boys leave their hometown and head out into the wide world! Once Gimli discovered all those tall blondes, this little dwarf maid didn't stand a chance. Ann