It is the mark of a truly great writer, to be able to draw a reader in to the story; to feel the emotions, to share the thoughts, feelings and attitudes that the characters written about feel, think, experience. I just finished reading your story for Nash Bridges, TRAGEDY, about September 11, 2001. From your first written word of the story, every emotion, thought, feeling...every angst filled second of that dreaded day came flooding back as if new and recently experienced. Simply put...thank you.

This was a heartfelt story that you did a good job on. However, it's not just America that was affected. Canadians (I am one), British, Mexicans, whatever, we're all affected. I think you should have mentioned that the *world*, not just the USA, would bring the terrorists to justice, although I don't think war is the best way to go. I know *I* had a heavy heart feeling for weeks after I heard. Whether you realize it, and whether or not you accept it, we're all standing behind you, for your victims and ours. We *all* are united!

i don't know man. It was very powerful and heartfelt, yes. But there's no plot. Usually on the show they have cases to solve as well as the emotional issues. The story hits the emotional nail right on the head. But it lacks in the crime solving part. It's a good way for this author to get the feelings out. But they didn't stick to Nash Bridges theme. So it's not so good a story.

Wether you offended anyone or not you did a fine job.

I like this story and I think you have a lot of talent! I agree that because of the attacks on September 11th, the country has grown together and stands united. Let's hope that it stays together and united! Keep up the good work!

You just said everything I felt, after it all set in for me,

that morning. You did right by everyone, so feel good about

this story.