Sunday, February 23, 2020		8
	Hi Andrej, Thoroughly enjoyed your story "The Kea Tribe". Came across the saga on 'Nifty'. I was particularly interested in your reference to Michael Grant, and his precious collection of ancient documents on male homosexuality. Do you know if these documents can be accessed over the internet! Allan

	Wednesday, 30 January 2008		6
	I have enjoyed many of your stories. But I feel that Kea Tribe really got to me! Kipling said something like, "There are ninety-nine ways of tribal lays, and every single one of them is right." And the organization of the Kea is actually very similar to my thoughts and aspirations in the 1970's, when I was a member of a commune in northern Sweden. Alas, the gays and lesbians who could entertain such ideas were, and perhaps still are, few and far between. Your friend, Don

	Tuesday, 3 October 2006		5
	Hi Andrej! I have been reading a lot of your stories and cannot seem to stop... Your stories are really good and have a bit of truth and honesty about them that makes it seem like real life situations... I was reading some more of your stories like "snot boy", "kea tribe", "tide's man" etc. and think although they are well written they have not been proof read if yes not quite thoroughly as there are missing words or sentences which are not complete... you might want to look into it. I began reading "tales from prison" yet could not manage to go through completely as it had a bit too much of a violent edge to it... c u GDS

	Monday, 20 March 2000		4
	Hello there : ) I just had to write to you. I spent the last weekend reading your novel "The Corporal". I loved it, it made me laugh and cry. Thank you very much for giving me such a pleasant time. I hope you will translate all your novels to english and I can hardly wait until it's done. I am about to start reading two of your novels now, "akim" and "kea". And I am really looking forward to it. I am 56 yrs and live in Norway. And again: thank you for writing so lovely. Rocambole

	Sunday, 30 January 2000		3
	I read your story "The Kea Tribe" and found it to be quite good. I look forward to reading more and enjoy the ship scene, the s&m, and would love to see a story with a foot scene. Perhaps having men being forced to lick the boots and feet of other men and possibly having one of them being castrated or some other severe punishment for refusing while at least one guy really enjoyed the task and became the resident boot boy or something. Just a thoght for a future story for you. Hope you'll let me know what you think of this story idea. Captain Andrej's note I'm sorry but I'm not in this kind of stories... My stories, even if at times contain some crude parts, are stories of love, romance, not of abuse or cruelty...

	Thursday, 15 April 1999		2
	Dear Andrej: I start my letter in this personal way because, after reading more of your stories, I feel as if I almost know you. In the past week or so I have read "Akim, Akim", "Kea Tribe", and, most recently, "Boy-San". "Akim, Akim...", I thought at the time (I read that one first) was just beautiful. And, of course, I had tears of joy in my eyes many times. The "Kea Tribe" was a different type of story, and, of course I was sad with many of the situations and was happy with the outcome. The only thing that I thought, though, was that the ending was a little too abrupt. But, THEN, I read "Boy-San". I don't know of a singular story that I have ever read that has moved me so deeply. In fact, just sitting here writing this is causing me to have tears in my eyes. I don't know how you can write about things that so many people in society are upset about and make it sound so beautiful. At the end of Boy-San I had to stop so many times to cry that I thought I would never finish it. My love to you Ed

	Sunday, 21 March 1999		1
	Dear Andrej, Such a strange name for an Italian... 3/19/99: New stories on Nifty and ASSGM always make me visit your WEB site as I know that I can get a better copy, easier from the downloads. While I'm there I scan for anything else available and I found "The Odd Couple". Wonderful, wonderful. But not done! Please put it on the top of your list to finish. I even tried to read the Italian, totally unsuccessfully. 3/20/99 I spent most of today -- which was a beautiful day - indoors glued to the tube. My reward was "The Puppets Theatre" the most complex, perverse and charming tale of yours I have read to date. I admit I did get an hour and a half in the sun by the pool after Ugo (part 3) because I was very disturbed. It didn't seem like one of your stories. Of all the characters I still feel bad only for Ugo so the ending was bittersweet. I have the "Soul in the Cellular" and the "Kea Tribe" to read but I must digest "Puppets Theatre" first. I'm not sure I won't have bad dreams. I'm absolutely sure I'm glad that I read it. That's the "perverse" part of the story. Once again, thanks for the pleasure. Were these stories ever published in Italian? They should have been. Bob