I was told this was a classic and to read it or else bad things will happen to me.

This fan fiction is one of the best things I've ever read in my entire life. I know your probably don't even read your reviews any more... but... wow. Just... amazing.

First Good Omens fic I ever read, and pulled me into the fandom quite nicely aswell. Very sweet, very touching, and also pretty funny in places. The "Crowley city" bit in particular was quite reminiscent of Pratchett, I thought.
Anyways, nice, cute, leaves me with that warm fuzzy feeling inside, and gets a permannent spot on my favourites list.

This turns out to be achingly lovely. I've always thought that the Good Omens fandom is pretty good as fandoms go, and it is, but this leaves almost every other GO fic I've ever read in the dust.

It's simultaneous everything that GO fic can and should be: witty, clever, dark and hopeful. The ship element is so convinicing it feels like it's what the authors intended, which is made even more impressive by the fact that they've come out and denied putting any subtext in there. All the threads are woven together perfectly, even after the reader has half forgotten them, which is part of what makes the ending so satisfying.

.../end rant.

What a gag to end the chapter on: simple but devastasting. Very in-character, convincing piece.

I love this story.
I must have read it six times by now; your writing style and word choice continues to blow me away.
thanks for posting.

You probably don't even read your reviews any more, I suppose, but I can't keep quiet. This is one of the best fics I have ever read (and that's despite me not liking slash). Your style is superb, and the way you've treated a pair of beings who are so much more than human is astonishingly apt.

I'd beg for more, but I suspect you've moved on from writing silly little fics years ago. So let me commend you on this once more, and add my hopes that whatever you've been doing for the last seven years, you've been successful at it.

This was--I just can't quite--

I think I died. Quite seriously, I THINK. I. DIED. This is one of the most wonderful stories I've ever read, and not simply in the genre of fanfiction. I mean EVER. And I don't give that compliment lightly--I'm of the opinion that fanfiction is a totally exclusive genre, and the things that make a fanfic good do not necessarily extend to the whole of literary accomplishments. Which you've just done. I mean--

Christ on a crutch, I'm not even making sense. You've totally friend my brain. This rum customer is kaput.

Excellent work. Excellent, excellent work.

I am a puddle of useless goo in your hands.

You know, there are many a pairing that I like better than Aziraphale/Crowley, but I think - and you are partially responsible for this - that there isn't any couple more Meant To Be than those two.

Ineffable, if you will.

I read this story once, years ago, and have been searching for it ever since. You've no idea how ecstatic I was to find it again.

That was awesome. I liked the part with the fish.

Oh, this was awesome and lovely and fricken' hilarious. The dialogue was amongst the best I've ever read in Good Omens fic, the ... intimacy... was exactly what intimacy should be between these two characters, and Crowley's post-coital reactions were spot on. This is going on my favorites to re-read and enjoy whenever I'm feeling the need for some Angel/Demon love.

Excellent work!

Oh, my. This is AMAZING. Seriously. I am in so much awe right now. ilu.

wow.

Just... wow

'Twofish' is the first Good Omens fanfic I ever read. Thank you for making it memorable. It's good to know that real writers are out there.

Single. Best. Fanfiction.
Ever.

I got into Good Omens fanfic a bit ago, and I saw I think three refrences to some story called Twofish before I finally gave in to curiosity and tried to find it.

So very glad I did.

The bit about strolling around Crowley City was the best. I'm going to go and give this to all my friends.