Sunday, 14 June 2009		19
	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 A.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

	Tuesday, 13 February 2007		18
	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

	Thursday, 4 May 2006		17
	Andrej, So far I have read Chipi - A.D. 2574; The Closureds Order; Cosmolab; Counting to 10 (hypnosis); and The Free Commune of Silvana>. What I can only say about all the works is that I absolutely love them and think that they are brillant. The way you have the gay male winning or coming out great in the end always make me smile. I especially like how in many of your stories you jump time and fill in the information in the end (like you did in the Closureds Order). Its just great. If I was required to tell you something about them that I did not like, well it would have to be when you have a major character die. I don't like that, despite the fact that they are usually well-off, comfortable, well-loved, and old; I still don't like it. Other than that, sometimes I find that the sex scenes do not flow with the rest of the section, and that I can't always tell what is exactly happening in a particular scene. Besides those tiny things (which as you can probably guess will not cause me to stop reading) I find your writing style to be great and the stories wonderful. It is stories such as this that I wish would be in the Gay section of a local book store. It has come to the point that I don't even look anymore in the physical store, knowing full well that there are probably a dozen gread stories on the internet that I can read. Anyway, sorry to go off on a tangent like that. Just so you know, I found your writings first on the Nifty archive. That is, in fact, where I first read the Closureds Order. I followed the link to your site where I immediately lost my head cause of all the great amounts of fiction that I can read. So, in closing, you are a very good writer whose stories and places cause me to fall in love with them the moment I start reading it. The endings are wonderful but so is the journey. A Happy Reader, Carl

	Wednesday, 5 October 2005		16
	Hello my friend, In Full Flight is a beautiful, a wonderful love story. I loved the ending, it's just a pity they couldn't have somehow overcome Gio's father. I have also finished Chipi, the ending of that was also lovely. Kind thoughts, Brian.

	Thursday, 20 July 2004		15
	Andrej, Infamous Trade! It is another Great tale of yours. I have Enjoyed your Beautiful tales for years. Ever since I hooked up to the internet & found your first stories on Nifty I have loved them. I then discovered your web site & began my liking & respecting you as a man not just an Authour. I have so much respect & admiration for you. I was So happy to read about you & Matt falling in love. I pray & wish, you both, True Happiness Forever! You have 112 stories. 76 are not translated into English yet. I have read all 36 translated into English more than once. I can't wait until more of the 76 are translated. Each of your Beautiful adventures has taught me something valuable. My favourite is Italian Brothers 1 The Corporal. The love between Enzo & Ruggiero is just full of such passion, devotion, loyalty, innocence, humility, strength & weakness. I have read this Love story 5 times. I have other favourites as well. I love Chipi, Dear Eugenio, I, The President's Son, King of Sitges, 7 Brothers For Mel Baxter, Snot Boy & We Are Presumed To Be Enemies. In Snot Boy & Chipi I love the role or power reversal of the two main characters. I just love that it doesn't affect there love for each other. I think we all dream & long for True Love & I had that for 15 years. Your romances touch my heart & soul. I know that your writings have been translated by a number of different people & now Matt. If I may be so bold as to mention that you always had them translated with that certain amount of "broken English." This adds a foreign & allusive quality to your romantic adventures. For me, a Canadian, it enhances the romance. Your web page is Absolutely Fantastic. I now visit the Hunger Site everyday to in my small way help. I found that while exploring your web site. While trying to bring an end to my email, to you before I bore you, maybe my Favourite tale is you & Matt finding each other. That is ironic but maybe your true life romance & meeting of two souls is the Best. Thank you Andrej for Many & Many hours of Learning & Enjoyment. I will continue reading your stories new & old. You are a Bright light in my life. Now you & Matt are also a Bright light in my life. Ciao. Gary

	Saturday, 17 June 2000		14
	Andrej: I am very glad that you will eventually write more on Chipi, I so love that character, and the story behind it as well. I also wish you much success on your new site, and all your endeavors, it must be quite taxing at times, but I for one appreciate it, you have a gift, and that gift is fueled by your love, bless you and all that you do. TTFN Tim

	Tuesday, 13 June 2000		13
	Andrej, Just completed your Chipi and couldn't wait to drop you these lines. What a wonderful story, erotic yet full of the love that all of us strive for. Have to tell you that I reached all the delicious orgasms the characters reached without the use of my hand. Just wonderful. Gus

	Monday, 5 June 2000		12
	Dear Andrej: I love your site, but I have a question, do you plan on continuing with Chipi, that story has captured my heart and my soul, the characters came alive for me, and I so much loved them, can you find time in your very hectic schedule to continue this, what I can only call and epic, for it is that good!!!!! Thank you, and with much Love, Tom

	Sunday, 30 April 2000		11
	Hi Andrej: I sure hope you can read English, or this is going to be really bad, i just finished reading your story about Chipi, and i loved it !!, i has got to be the best short story series i have ever read, and i thank you for it, there aren't to many stories out there about being gay, that isn't some kind of sick joke, Mercedes Lackey has one call "The Last Herald Mage", it is a great series, and I think your in her category for greatness. Well, I know this if probably sounding dumb, but I had to write you and tell you how much I enjoyed your story. with thoughts of kindness Tim

	Sunday, 19 March 2000		10
	My dear friend, I read Chipi this weekend. It is such a splendid story. Although unlike the "Italian Brothers," it is futuristic rather than historical, it felt just as real, and I was once again amazed by your wonderful writing and imagination. Telepathy, how cool is that! And how I wish if I could one day communicate with my lover like that! But then, how did love happen for Chipi? It was through strength and intelligence and bravery, and above all, sheer determination that he finally won the heart of his Klare, but it was also perhaps destiny that made him fall in love with Klare... I enjoyed the story immensely, especially the dream-like ending, so different from any other stories, yet love is what makes them equally beautiful. At one point, I was almost tempted to ask you which one is your favorite story, but I soon came to the realization that it would be like asking a father which one is his favorite child. It is a question without an answer. Even for me, I love all of your stories, even if I feel personally more moved and touched by "His Foot in Too Many Shoes" and "Italian Brothers," I really do love all of them, and it will be very very hard for me to say which one is absolutely my favorite. They are all different, but equally beautiful, in their own ways, even some shorter, less moving ones. There is not a single story that I have read so far which did not inspire or touch or simply amuse me in some way. I simply feel they are different windows of life. With love, Matt

	Saturday, 18 March 2000		9
	Dear Andrej; Thanks again for an Excellent tale. I thoroughly enjoyed "Italian Brothers 1, The Corporal." As with your other stories I experienced so many emotions. I also recently read, "7 Brothers For Mel Baxter", "Chipi-A.D.2574", "I, The President' Son". Your tales are very much like pieces of art. Thank you for many hours of pure enjoyment. I hope you are well and I look forward to all future writings of yours. Gary

	Saturday, 4 March 2000		8
	Andrej, In the past week or so, I finished reading "Males House", "I, The President's Son", and "Happy Christmas, Neil and Norman", and I am now in the middle of "Chipi". All these stories are so wonderful, and are written in completely different styles, so each time I read a story I get a totally new and fresh perspective of the unchanging fundamental theme of love. "Males House" makes me dream, as I am married and have a little boy. I am so happy that everything worked out for Fiore and Daniele. Then there is the incredibly beautiful love story between "Neil and Norman", one is older, and the other is perhaps straight. Yet their almost impossible love survived everything and grew even more beautiful with age. It filled my heart with such tender and warm feelings. I can actually feel their love and happiness when I close my eyes. It also made me dream. In the "President's Son", every trouble that Dave went through touched me in a very deep way. In a sense, perhaps I too am not able to live in a way that I really wanted, yet life goes on. Even when I closed the story, the tears on my cheeks are not dry. I can still remember the last sentence of the story, I can almost recite it "Life flows just once, unrepeatable. So we can just live it, day after day, with all the joys and the pains it presents to us, waiting for tomorrow." I know I do not need to say anything more, because everything is right there in that sentence. With a strong tight hug and a kiss... Love, Matthew

	Wednesday, 1 March 2000		7
	Hello, Andrej! I just wanted to write to you and express my fondness for your story, Chipi - A.D.2574. Once again, your writing has touched me very deeply. Chipi's story is the ultimate one of the possibilities that lie in all of us to rise above any trials we may be faced with. Very well written. I was also fascinated with the element of telepathy that was introduced later in the story. In my frustration about communicating with others (through speech or written word), I have dreamed about such a system existing, as my thoughts often travel faster than I am capable of expressing them. It was especially pleasing to my mind's eye to see that you utilized this power in such a romantic way... my only hope is that one day I too may have that kind of relationship of Chipi's and Klare's. Beautiful, Andrej! :-) Take care, Andrej. I'll keep reading your stories! -Heath-

	Tuesday, 29 February 2000		6
	Andrej, I have just finished reading not one but two of your stories in one sitting, I have the sore butt to prove it. The stories that I read today were Neil and Norman and Chipi. I won't even try and attempt to compare the two because you can't - they are two beautiful love stories that each in there own right overwhelms, exhilarates, excites, enchants and spellbinds. They take you on an emotional journey - and I felt as though I was travelling with the characters of the stories - although while reading them they came alive! It is only recently that I was informed of the very existence of gay stories - nifty and such - But these are tales of love and it makes a difference. : ) I can't decide which is a worse form of torture - to read a chapter or two and then... ah... have to wait for future chapters to come along. Or to read a story in its entirety and not be able to travel along the characters road any further - after going through so much with them. Thank you so much - your site is wonderful and the stories... I have only read two but I can't wait to continue my way through the translated ones available!! Thank you also for taking the time to read this - you must be a busy man : ) 'iam'

	Thursday, 24 February 2000		5
	My Dearest Andrej: I have just finished reading "I, The President's Son" and was enraptured by is as I have been with all of your stories. Of course I didn't like the sad ending, but, as in life, all does not end on a happy note. I am now going to read "Chipi" and, someday, I hope to get back to reading "Too Many Shoes" which I started when my printer malfunctioned. I cannot read all of these stories from the computer screen as my eyes don't focus too well either. Your loving friend, Ed

	Thursday, 27 January 2000		4
	I very much liked the story about Chipi!!! Very good! Make more about the future!! :) Larry

	Thursday, 27 January 2000		3
	Hello Andrej Koymasky, I am a fan of yours I am currently reading "Chipi A.D. 2574." I am very glad to have found your web site so that now I can find your work directly instead of waiting for it to be posted on ASSGM or Remarque ASSGM. Thank you for writing. It brings me lots of pleasure. John D

	Sunday, 19 December 1999		2
	Dear Andrej I've ended reading "Chipi". You are a sweet and special person with a wonderful capacity to love and I feel to also be loved....I hope we both find that someone special to complete our lives in 2000. Dave

	Sunday, 5 December 1999		1
	Dear Andrej, I have yet to read anything that you have written that I don't love. About your story "Chipi", I am not a futurist in most of my readings, but I love the thought that someday we might be able to communicate through telepathic thoughts, interests and especially our desires. First I think we all have to learn to handle rejection better.... It is easy to look at a beautiful young man and think about what he and we could do in bed... but if we heard his thoughts on the subject we might not be so impressed and I am sure often times hurt. Your use of characters staggers my mind. Your ability to develop plots and ideas makes me want to make love to you mentally (maybe even physically). I have always hated waking up to a grunt rather then some stimulating conversation. I have found that many men are beautiful, but few possess the ability to stimulate the mind. Chipi and Klare are characters that I have come to think of as family. I hate to read the last chapter as I want to know them more and still be involved in their lives. Perhaps you also feel a little of this as you conclude your books. Take care dear friend Dave