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1 Thursday, July 23, 2020 1 58 1
1 Hello,

I just finished reading the last chapter of "Boy-San", and had to write to you to let you know how much I adored this brilliant story.

Thank you so much for your effort in putting this together.

Lots of Love
Nick
Bangalore, India

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1 Thursday, July 23, 2020 1 57 1
1 "Boy-San" - What an absolutely BEAUTIFUL story!

Thanks for writing,

Neal

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1 Wednesday, July 22, 2020 1 56 1
1 Dearest Andrej,

I have laughed and cried while readng your Boy-San! It's like a wonderful gay fairy tale where everyone lives happily ever after!!

I have SO much respect for your writing and your story-telling ability! Thank you so much for delighting my heart so during this pandemic!

Love and kindest regards,

Michael <3

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1 Wednesday, July 22, 2020 1 55 1
1 Boy-San was one of the most incredible stories I have read on Nifty. The characters were so sensitive with an incredible storyline. Japanese guys are really great.

I have lived mostly in Bangkok for years....will have to jump through hoops to get back there from USA soon because of pandemic.

Thank you for your great story.

Tom Shea

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1 Tuesday, July 21, 2020 1 54 1
1 Dear Andrej Koymask,

My name is Steven, although I have numerous additional names on my birth certificate given my extensive aristocratic family lineage. I am a retired Forensic pathologist and a Ph.D. with several additional university degrees and professional fellowships.

I have been reading with great interest your "Boy-San" story as I have lived in Japan, China, and other asian countries over my lengthy professional career.

While I believe you write quite well in English, I am able to detect a number of errors in language, punctuation etc. associated with English. If you are seeking an editor who is able to perfect your prose in English, I would be happy to assist you. I would find this work to be enjoyable as I would be able to read your thoughts and stories as they are written.

Apart from English, I am fluent in Russian, French, Italian, as well as Japanese, and some Chinese (Cantonese and Mandarin); however, English is my native language and I am well educated in English Literature and grammar. I have written many medical texts and jornal articles during my career, and feel I have the necessary tools to offer my service as an English editorialist.

If this interests you, please feel free to email me, and we may discuss this further.

Sincerely,

Dr. S.

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1 Wednesday, July 15, 2020 1 53 1
1 Boy-San, chapter 6
VERY NICE!
I feel sad for Kazu having to do what he did to take care of his younger brothers.
And, yet, happy for him to find a little love...

Neal

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1 Tuesday, July 14, 2020 1 52 1
1 Hi, I'm Davey

Im 60 male, and very horny, I love your.stories about Boy-San

Do you like older men ?
Would you like a photo of me in my tight white underpants

xxx

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1 Monday, July 13, 2020 1 51 1
1 Hello!
I can't begin to describe how much I love your latest story "Boy-San". As an Asian BL I have always been disappointed in the lack of quality stories involving Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Cambodian etc.
If only I was living in Japan and could meet up with Yukio and spend some quality time together. (cultural exchange and all ! ) Japanese guys are really beautiful.

Recently, my obsession with Japanese culture and language has me focussed on the antics of 9 Bic. How these boys can hug, kiss each other, sleep together and no one has a melt down, speaks volumes about their culture and how if differs from the ignorant States. (editorial!)
By all means, please continue the adventures of this wonderful family and I look forward to future installments.

Best.
Scott

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1 Saturday, July 11, 2020 1 50 1
1 Hello Andrej,

I discovered a group of stories on Nifty called "Boy-San" and was rather taken with them. Then I found the huge list of your stories. "Beach tales" is fabulous. The stories are great and a couple were absolutely brilliant to my mind. I am very fond of romantic stories. I just finished "Akim-Akim". Talk about romance. Sexy and lovely.

Thank you so much. I am looking forward to reading through your other stories.

Cheers,
Andrew S.

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1 Wednesday, July 8, 2020 1 49 1
1 I am really enjoying the story "Boy-San" but yet it makes me sad. Some how Kazuya needs to find out that his brothers need his physical love as well as emotional love. Maybe he will run into Keisuke and he will help him with his brothers. At least a Jiro has found love. I need more happiness to go with the sex.

James

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1 Monday, July 6, 2020 1 48 1
1 Dear Andrej,

I wrote to you before about Barcelona and Sitges, after I saw you on Nifty the first time. Since then I've been exploring your library further. I felt obliged to thank you for each story, but that would be silly. Finally though I have to say something. I'm currently reading about the Venice merchant. I suspect it will be one of my favorite of your stories, though there are so many to choose from. One of them is "Boy-San", which I've already finished as of several weeks ago. Your writing and your translator have a wonderful touch.

con caninyo,
Ken

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1 Saturday, November 2, 2019 1 47 1
1 hey Andrej,

I looked up some more of your stories. Wow! I am really impressed at what a prolific writer you are. There is a long list of stories.

So in the past week I have read Alains diary. I really enjoyed the story and the good happy ending.

Then I read Boy-San. I enjoyed that story greatly also and the way you brought all the brothers together at the end of the story. They had a very tough life that turned out really well for them because of the sacrifices made by the oldest brother. The stories were also very sexy. I like stories with lots of graphic male on male sex but also that have a normal life plot to them.

This afternoon, I just finished reading I, the President's Son. I felt a strong sympathy for Dave and his brothers at the control their father exerted over them, especially Dave. Very sad ending but Dave recovered and was doing well.

Thanks for writing such awesome stories. I enjoy reading about men who love each other.

Jim

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1 Sunday, May 12, 2019 1 46 1
1 Andrej,

I am continuing to read your stories.

I enjoy very much the way you delve into such a variety of other cultures that I am mostly not familiar with (though I have travelled quite widely). Japan (boy-san) Romany (manush) Mafia (double shunt) and now Montsabot. And in addition your accounts seem authentic - either you know them from the inside, or you research them well.

There is a large store which will keep me happily busy for some time to come.

David

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1 Monday, 6 September 2010 1 45 1
1 Hi Andrej

I just read "akim akim". I really did not like the story maybe it was not graphic enough.

but the "boy-san" I loved great story. Maybe this story will be in the top five after I read your other stories. one part I enjoyed is when he wanted to buy the book. the shop keeper closed the store to take the boy that was hot.

hoping to read similar stories like that

bye

joey ; )

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1 Sunday, 14 June 2009 1 44 1
1 Hello

I can speak both Italian and English. Even if I prefer writing in English. Hope you don't mind.

I have read your stories sometime ago. I read again a couple of your stories. But my favorites from the ones read are definitely Chipi-2574 d.C., L'ombra del divo, Boy-san, Jaume di Sitges and the favorite of all Un giorno di carnevale... I just love the last mentioned story. I could read it a thousand times. Renzo and Raffaele are the perfect couple. So romantic. I found it so funny when Raffaele tried different types to have sex with to found out what the problem is. And I guess you can call me a sucker for such love stories. Love at first sight you could say.

I still didn't decide in which language I prefer reading stories. For now they were mostly in Italian since they are the original ones. The only thing that was a little disturbing and mostly the same are the sound and words during sex scenes in all the stories that I read. To much oooh, che bello, bellissimo. I still didn't read your newer stories so I don't yet know if you changed something. But maybe it would be a good idea.

That's it for now.

I hope you are not to disappointed but you can still consider me a big fan that will continue to read your stories on and on :D

Bye and have a good time,
Ivana

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1 Thursday, 10 January 2008 1 43 1
1 Hello Andrej,

Last night i read "Boy-san." I have to tell you i cried. It was amazing to read. I realy enjoyed the detailed account of each brother becoming a "man." Even the descriptions of the cities involved were accurate in general. The way you brought the 4 brothers together at the end was heartwarming. The part that made me cry was the respect shown to Kazuya by his brothers when they discovered his sacrifice to provide a better life for them.

Donald

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1 Monday, 06 August 2007 1 42 1
1 Hello Andrej,

reading Boy-san was very intriguing and captivating. That "Asian" aspect really stimulated me. Another thing that I was enticed by was the plot and subplot lines. Your beautiful weaving and intertwining of these stories held my complete interest and attention from start to finish. It was a great story and full of lots of great surprises. Finally, it was the love within the family of four brothers that moved me so much.

The fact that Kazuya gave up his education and fully provided for Jiro, Saburo and Yuki was heartwarming. And the way all four brothers came out to each other in the end was wonderful. So I'm really glad that I read it and want to thank you for creating it for readers like me to enjoy.

Thanks for letting me download the chapters of this fascinating book. I really did very much enjoy the read.

David

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1 Tuesday, 13 February 2007 1 41 1
1 Dear Andrej,

I have read some of your stories before. It was a few years ago, when I first found gay stories on the internet. I'm sorry that I didn't write to you then, but I was quite shy (and still am).

Last night I found your website again and noticed that many more stories have been translated into English, which made me very happy. I have been studying Italian for 18 months but I'm still not quite good enough to read your stories in their original language.

Of the stories I have read so far, I like Black Clover, Chipi, Boy-san and The King of Sitges. You are an amazingly versatile writer, you know so much about different things, cultures, and eras. Although the English translations do not always have perfect grammar and fluency, the beauty of your writing shines through. Your stories have great heart, they give me hope.

Ciao e grazie!

Neea

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1 Saturday, 11 November 2006 1 40 1
1 Hi Andrej.

I read "Boy-san," and enjoyed the the way your writing directly and simply presents love and sex as being connected with each other instead of as being separated from each other. It was good reading about that happening in adolescence, since so many of the experiences related to sexuality that we gay men had as adolescents were so bleak, emotionally alienating, and growth-stunting. The more we can connect sexual expression and love, the better! and we need healing for those old wounds of adolenscence. thanks,

Greg

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1 Saturday, 28 October 2006 1 39 1
1 Hi Andrej,

I believe you are truly gifted in your writing of sensitive stories about man-man relationships. I especially enjoy your asian series, and Tide's Man and Boy-San are my all time favorites. I have reread each numerous times, they never ceases to capture me in all the hero's many twists and turns.

Keep up the great work!

Steve

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1 Saturday, 30 September 2006 1 38 1
1 I just read Boy-san last night and I have to say I am very impressed by your writing. Next i will try to read it in Italian because I am sure so much of your exquisite style is lost in the translations.

Regards

Al

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1 Friday, 18 August 2006 1 37 1
1 thank you, I enjoyed reading your story "The Choice", that brought me to your site. I like the build up with the priest. It is not a story that goes right to the core, but teasingly builds up for things to come! It is great, really enjoyed it, specially the Dream Come True chapter.

Also like "Boy-san", I'm japanese so really liked this. Most people don't know that Samurai were boylovers in the Tokukawa period of Japan.

Thanks
Mick.

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1 Wednesday, 5 July 2006 1 36 1
1 Greetings, Andrej

Just now I finished the final chapter of Boy-san and wish to thank you for making such a splendid story available. What made it so appealing to me was the constant tenderness and concern of each man for his lover. I found only one instance when one character forced himself, though only slightly, on one of the brothers, and in fact he apologized for it afterwards.

Otherwise, particularly in the early chapters, there were superb conversations as two characters, both attracted to the other and desiring sex, tried to determine if the other was gay and willing. Evoking that kind of situation convincingly is very hard to do, and in Boy-san it was done beautifully.

Finally, the strong sense of love that permeated the story made the wonderful sex scenes even more erotic and enjoyable. You have taken a beautiful approach that draws the reader completely into the story and makes him come to love the various characters and wish he could meet men like them in real life.

Charles

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1 Friday, 19 May 2006 1 35 1
1 Hello Andrej,

Lately I started to like China and Japan. Therefore my first reading was the four brother story "Boy-San" without knowing the meaning of this word. The plot of Boy-San is very attractive because of the tight family bonds being in its centre. On the other hand the plot seems to be a one way plot, because you are treating very well what Kazuya does for his brothers but you are neglecting the interaction between the four boys which are necessary for the making up of a family. But this would be an other story I suppose. May be you have written it already.

The next story I will try to read is the "Tide's Man". Did you write other stories situated in Japan or do you know some of other authors?

Sorry about my bad English.

Cheers

Rudolf

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1 Tuesday, 18 April 2006 1 34 1
1 Hi Andrej,

I see you are posting a story on Nifty again. I clicked on Finally Together and started reading it, without loking to see who had written it. Took me a couple of chapters before I realized that it was one of yours - and that I could read the whole book without waitikng for you to post a chapter from it every few days. (One of the perks of being a 'regular' on your website.)

I enjoyed it very much - and was glad that the two men fainlly did manage to get together, as promised by the title. Thanks so much for letting us know about it - and for writing it in the first place.

While I was on Shelf No. 3, I looked to see what else was there, and decided to read Boy San. I really liked that too - in fact I like all your stories, as you know, but expecially the Japanese ones. I find it interesting that even though the Japanese are fairly accepting of gay relationships, nevertheelss, even they are not really ready to be open about them. I take it that you experienced this at first hand while you were there.

So I am looking for other things to read at the moment. I am sure I will find something delicious on one of the other shelves. When I have done so, I'll let you know.

Until then, all my best wishes - and warmest hugs.

Alastair

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1 Thursday, 6 April 2006 1 33 1
1 Hi Andrej,

I have read the four Japanese stories on your 3rd shelf!

I have always thought of Japan as a country of war criminals who - unlike the Germans - do not want to acknowledge their past, so with very little sympathy. The stories throw a very different light on this culture, so now I am more open to it.

I found all four Japanese stories very interesting, well written, and nicely erotic... The one I liked best was 'Boy-san', for three reasons:

- the composition is really masterful, tight, and leading to a great climax;

- you really made me love the protagonist. He reminds me a little of 'Alain', of your first shelf. These kind of silent heroes, who take on a responsability beyond their age, move a string in my heart, that I cannot really fully understand myself;

- the scene where the second brother is with the film director, who shows him how to wear a fundoshi... aaaah, one of the most erotic passages I ever read!

Love,
Ruud

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1 Saturday, 1 April 2006 1 32 1
1 I enjoyed Boy-san very much - tender and thoughtful. Look forward to reading more.

Thanks from Norway

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1 Wednesday, 19 October 2005 1 31 1
1 Hi.
I have just recently joined your group, and the first story I read was Boy-San. What a delight it is. I dont know how you did it considering that it has been translated into English, but it captured a very Japanese atmosphere and held it throughout the story. It was of course very erotic, naturally that being one of the main aims of it, but the storyline was strong and consistent too. It was also very moving. I think the point that affected me most was the confrontation between the three brothers when Jiro demands that his two younger brothers kneel and ask forgiveness for their brother's huge sacrifice.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful book with all of us, and congratulations on a stirling piece of work.

George (From UK)

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1 Friday, 30 September 2005 1 30 1
1 Dear Andrej,

I read Alain's Diary and Black Clover... and I am HOOKED, I am now going to read ALL of your writings.

I rather like the continental inflection sometimes evident in your stories.

My next read is to be Boy San.

Have a lovely weekend,
Brian.

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1 Monday, 2 May 2005 1 29 1
1 Hi Andrej

I have only read Boysan so far so cant really comment much at the moment. What I liked about that novel was its eroticism but with a fantastic storyline and interesting characters. It wasnt full of sex so that you get fed up with it , but the physical and the emotional went hand in hand very well.

I adore stories where I can get inside (oops) the characters and identify with them. Great writing Andrej, Thanks again.

I am looking forward to reading the ones about religious people as I am also religious and have struggled with this and my sexuality for many yerars now.

Peace and joy my friend

D.G.

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1 Saturday, 2 April 2005 1 28 1
1 I just finished reading your story Boy-San and would you believe that it made me cry. Usually, I cry when I am watching a movie, but reading a novel? It is a first for me.

Please accept my congratulations to you. I have been so deeply moved by the story of 4 wonderful brothers, especially Kazu who, by Asian standards, is a remarkable person.

I will continue the rest of the stories written in English.

Again, my thanks for writing those wonderful stories.

Mabuhay! from the Philippines

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1 Saturday, 27 July 2002 1 27 1
1 Read one of you stories
Boy-san
I found it by accident.
It is wonderfull

Thanks,
Greetings form Holland
Alex.

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1 Wednesday, 26 December 2001 1 26 1
1 I accidently, while surfing the net, found your home page. I have just finished reading Boy-San from beginning to end. I actually sat here and shed tears on page ten when all was revealed to the brothers. Never before have I been so moved by a story... true or not. However, I should like to relate to you that it is more truth than fiction. I am 57 years old and only four years ago I was introduced into Oriental love in Thailand. I found a boy, age 33, who since the age of 14 had been a prostitute to earn money to support his family. I fell in love and so did he, but unfortunately, ours was not the same ending as in your story. I had to return to the United States to work... only seeing him for a month each June. This year will be sad for me as I was informed by a friend of mine in Thailand that he had been killed in a motorcycle accident. I shall continue to send money to his family to educate his two younger brothers until they are able to secure work for themselves.

Once again, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts through your written word. I am sure your stories will continue to bring much happiness to many.

J. Dave

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1 Wednesday, 7 June 2000 1 25 1
1 Andre --

I've just finished reading the Boy-San chapters. You are a gifted writer. I can't imagine you writing these stories for the internet for free. They are wonderful. You must be well traveled and have visited Japan to be able to write about the flavor of the Japanese culture -- particularly the gay culture. I would like to know more about you . I will be visiting your website soon.

Thank you for your stories!

David

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1 Wednesday, 22 March 2000 1 24 1
1 Dear Mr. Koymasky,

I wrote to you because I wanted to give kudos for a well-written story that I enjoyed very much.

I have recently come across your home page at geocities and I managed to download a few stories that I thought I would like and one of them is your story, "Boy-san"

First of all, I'd like to say how much I liked your story, "Boy-san". As an Asian guy, it's easy to put myself in your main character's point of view, even though I have never been a boy-san, myself. I am 25 years old (around Kazuya's age) and also the eldest child. I have met a couple of "boy-sans" before and some aspects of Kazuya's story are somewhat mirrored in their experiences.

Your knowledge of the locality in which your story happens is really good. I guess that you are a well-traveled person and that perhaps you have visited Japan in the past.

Would it be possible for you to write a story with a character with the same name as myself? Maybe another story about an Asian guy and another foreigner (a westerner or a caucasian male, my favorite type). It would be an honor for me if you could do so.

Again, thank you very much. More power to you, sir. May you continue writing stories that touch not only the dick, but the heart as well. :-)

Yours truly,
Russel

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1 Wednesday, 15 March 2000 1 23 1
1 Hi Andrej,
enjoyed your story about Neil and Norman, it really has some prose quality unusual for the Nifty Stories. The only thing I didn't like was that they couldn't live a happy and out-of-the-closet life, which should be possible even in Britain these days. The lottery win was slightly unrealistic, but then: it's a Christmas story.

I am curious how the story of the Japanese brothers "Boy-San" I found on your home page is going to end. I picked to read it first as I have some connection to Japan myself. But finally Netscape crashed, which I will take as a sign to go to bed finally, I will have to get up for work tomorrow.

Bye and sayonara, Andrej-san!

Allan

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1 Monday, 10 January 2000 1 22 1
1 Dear Andrej

The story "Happy Christmas" is special to me because I have always fantasised about taking a younger man 'under my wing' as it were, and both of us falling in love and becoming equal partners. I like the story and think it will appeal to romantics like myself.

There are stories of yours that I prefer Epistolary, Boy San, and the story about the puppets. But that is because they appeal to me in a special way.

Big hugs.
Scott

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1 Thursday, 2 December 1999 1 21 1
1 Greetings Andrej

Last night I fell asleep reading The King of Sitges and had to finish it this morning. I'm a passionate and avid reader when I make the time (so I read two of your stories yesterday).

I enjoyed thoroughly your Japanese stories. I enjoyed them all: Boy-san, the one about the rent-boy, the fabulous For Dress a tattoo and Tide man (that one appealed to the hopeless romantic in me). The detail in your stories is amazing.

Regards (Ciao for now)
Scott

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1 Sunday, 8 August 1999 1 20 1
1 Hi Andrej,

I just finished your story Boy-san which I read in the gay section of www.nifty.org. I very much enjoyed your story and can say that I think it is probably the best short gay story that I have read. It really touched me. Thank you for writing a very beautiful story.

I am hoping to read all of your works and have bookmarked your webpage as a favorite. I hope that the other stories are written as well and touch me also. It is about 2:30am here so I will not be reading anymore tonight but look forward to reading more. I hope that all is going well with you and you continue to write beautiful works.

Bob

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1 Sunday, 18 July 1999 1 19 1
1 I've read a few of your series, The King of Sitges, and am in the process of reading Boy-san...

Quite lovely, thank you for sharing them with us (non-Italian speakers)

Steve

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1 Monday, 17 May 1999 1 18 1
1 Dear Andrej,

I am now reading "Boy-san" and am finding it a wonderfully moving piece of writing. I would also like to write but unfortunately don't have that talent.

Thanks again,
Brian.

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1 Monday, 03 May 1999 1 17 1
1 "Boy-san" story was great. Thanks a lot. Keep 'em coming.

Vaughan Rautenbach
from South Africa

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1 Tuesday, 20 April 1999 1 16 1
1 Hi Andrej,

I want to thank you for some really wonderful stories. Up to now I have read "king of sitges" - "boy-san" - "akim, akim..." . Which one is the best ??? I really dont know - they were all just marvellous.

I have not been to your home page yet - but I will as fast as I can get there. I will certainly not "loose" any of your stories.

Thank you again Andrej - and I really beg you to keep up with your prominent work !

Love,
Norboy

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1 Thursday, 15 April 1999 1 15 1
1 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

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1 Friday, 19 March 1999 1 14 1
1 Have recently started reading some of your stories. The "King of Sitges" and "Boy-San". I have enjoyed both of these stories.

Don

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1 Saturday, 13 March 1999 1 13 1
1 I am impressed by your stories and enjoy them. Boy-San is the second story I have read. Unfortunately I lost the first story by my own ineptness. Hopefully I can recover it from your web page.

You have a considerable talent for storytelling, as I said, I am impressed with your work.

Good Luck

Thomas

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1 Thursday, 11 March 1999 1 12 1
1 Hi
I just thought I would let you know I really enjoy reading your stories expecially the one about the Boy-San. I wait to read them everyday and enjoy them so much I can't wait to see what happens with each brother expecially the oldest...
Thanks for such a great story...

HSC

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1 Friday, 5 March 1999 1 11 1
1 I read your Stories on Nifty Archives.

Boy-San story is great. Thanks a lot. Keep 'em coming.

Vaughan

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1 Tuesday, 2 March 1999 1 10 1
1 Andrej,

The story "If Something Called Destiny Exists..." is getting interesting to me.

I will admit, I liked Boy-San better, but that's because of what attracts me, not the writing. The writing in both is excellent. Please keep up the good work. You might think about writing a full length novel for sale.

Take care,

Paul

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1 Sunday, 28 February 1999 1 9 1
1 Hi, I am a 15 yr old Thai high school student who live in Japan. I read some of nifty archives almost every day if I have time. I really like you story about boy-san. It is very good and not too fast like some of the stories. I like the story to be real like life. I like Japan and if I tell the truth I think of these people when I read your story.
Did you live in Japan? You know a lot about it. I am waiting for part 3 of Boy-san. Thank you

Pope

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1 Sunday, 28 February 1999 1 8 1
1 I hope this reaches you. I think your picture shows a very sexy man. But alais, I am above your age (desire) range, I am 41, and young at heart. I hope we can talk one on one soon.

Thanks for your story "Boy-San" with Kazuya... loved it... want to read more

Michael

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1 Saturday, 27 February 1999 1 7 1
1 Please finish the 'Boy-San' page as soon as possible.

It is a genuinely erotic and at the same time heartwarming tale.

I eagerly await continuing to read further episodes.

MJ

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1 Wednesday, 24 February 1999 1 6 1
1 Dear Andrej,

Hurrah!

You have finally found an editor worthy of your stories. I have been enthusiastic about some of your other stories. I was so impressed with "For Dress A Tattoo" (also "Akim, Akim...") that I wrote in praise. Even then, I mentioned that the story transcended the "translated" feel to the prose. I wished I could read Italian.

What I wanted to tell you was that "Boy-San" was the best erotic story I've seen since forever. No qualifications about the language barrier. No nothing, it was great. Both you and your editor, Richard Hanna have created a wonderful thing.

I admit, I cheated. I read the first chapter from Nifty, loved it, and went to your Web site and download the rest. So I am ahead of most of your readers. You had me so involved with your characters that I could barely read chapter 10 for the tears, especially when Yuki kneels in front of his brother begging forgiveness.

You are a fine, fine writer. You have given me hours and hours of pleasure. Thank you so very much.

Bob

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1 Thursday, 7 January 1999 1 5 1
1 Hello again,

As I told you, I downloaded some of your stories. And I read last night "Boy-san" and this morning "Life starts at 25". Actually I liked very much both stories, even to the point that I can't tell you if "Akim, Akim..." il still the one I appreciate the most !!!
Especially the story about Jacques and Alain, was very touching. It troubled me a lot and I couldn't get out of it : I left for my work only after finishing the story and it was about 12:30 (normally I start at 7:00) !!!!
What was troubling me? I think the similarities of my own I life were in both caracters !!! The reaction of Alain's father was the same as for my father. I was at that time a great athlet (swimming).
On the other side, I do have more similarities with Jacques - I do some writing (magazine articles), and most important I do have a handicap and I've some weight problems due to the inactivity. Even if my handicap isn't as important as the one of Jacques I could feel what you (he) was talking about.

Otmar

"la première vertu de l'homme est la tolérance"

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1 Wednesday, 6 January 1999 1 4 1
1 Hello,

I just downloaded some of your stories. The first I read was Akim, Akim... and I liked it very much. Then I read The Golden Collar and Black Clover and I felt the same way about them (although Akim is still the one I prefer).
Beside: the stories "Yakuza" and "Boy-san" are they related one to another ?

Many thanks.
Greetings from France

Otmar

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1 Tuesday, 15 December 1998 1 3 1
1 Hey Andrej!

I have been emailing with J D about some of his stories and some of mine, and he mentioned your Life begins at 25 and gave me your url.
Dude, love your site! It is way cool. I got distracted by "Snotboy" (you have to translate the rest!) and "Boy-san" and forgot to got to "Life Begins at 25"! Anyway, gives me a reason to go back. Have not had time to visit much else of the site, but it is on my Christmas break plans!

Just wanted to say thanks for the site! It is awesome.
Keep it up and keep it safe,

Jay

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1 Sunday, 13 December 1998 1 2 1
1 My dear Andrej,

I love the story "Boy-san"!! I was crying all through the final pages!! I'm such a romantic that stories like this make me tear up completely (the last act of La Boheme has much the same effect on me, no matter that I've seen it a hundred times or more!).

All the best - truly. Buon' natale (I hope that's right). And a very happy new year for us all!!

As always,

/Richard/

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1 Monday, 23 November 1998 1 1 1
1 Hi, Andrej!!

My attention was gripped with the very first episode of "Boy-San", and with each one that followed, I've cared more and more about what happens to each of the characters in your story. It is this caring which, to me, is the true foundation of what I like to call the observer's participation in the artistic act. The process, of course, is from the internal or external observation of the artist, to the interior translation from his/her mind into the medium of communication, the external exposure of the observer to the medium, and, finally, the interior integration of the observer with the work itself as it interacts with his/her own experiences to form a distinct impression which will, in turn, affect all subsequent observations he/she is able to make.

I was, from the first page, fascinated by the development of your story and its characters. And this intensity of interest has not flagged from one chapter to the next. So that, at the end, I feel that I have experienced a "complete" interaction with the work and the characters, that I know more about the human condition because of this story than I did before, and that I am a better person for this experience.

This, to me, is what good fiction, as a work of art, is supposed to do. And I'm confident that you have done precisely this with the story "Boy-San".

All the best!!

/Richard/

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