Good

Long but worth the read. Very unique

This story is truely amazing! I love it- it's smart, original, beautifully written... And the physical, metaphysical and philosophical dimensions it explores are wonderfully thought-provoking. This just might be the best story I've read on this site so far- and I've read a lot...

Thank you for it :-)

Cheers

Wow! Excellent job with this I really like it.

Keep up the great work.

This was one of the best fanfictions I've ever read. Very original story, developed writing style, and profound character development. Wonderful job! :)

I cannot express how truly well written, and powerful this story is. THIS was such a good epilogue story to Before Dishonor. Thank you again for such a breath-taking story. Will you continue the saga? Will Janeway finally meet her children? How wil lshe do at the Q University? How will Harry and Tom deal with the fact that she is a unhuman/Q being? Thanks!

I thoroughly enjoyed your story. The only thing that I didn't get is where Janeway doesn't want kids. She said she does in "The Q and the Grey," and she actually has kids in MYRIAD UNIVERSE: INFINITY'S PRISM.

I thought this was amazing, one of the best fanfics I've read. I loved it, and I really hope you continue this story.

I love how you weave your own stories into the novel Trekverse and make it all work. Great job.

Fantastic story! I love the well thought out plot, the reasoning behind why Janeway can't go back home.

I always enjoy your Q Continuum stories, and I like the way you interweave the Trek novels in with the tv series along with your own stories. I hadn't realized how many temporal anomalies and bizarre duplications Janeway had ended up in until you laid it all out like this. Everything is given a deeper meaning and things fit together quite well.

I can see why the Q won't bring Janeway back to life. For every enlightened 24th century human, there are probably scores of people who would fall over themselves to worship alien gods. On the other hand, people coming back to life in the Trek universe is not exactly unheard of. Spock is just the most obvious example.

This is brilliant! Your take on the Q continuum is appealingly surreal, and does make an awful lot of sense. I do like the way that you've got the Q behind the scenes in so many episodes - it's like a kind of secret history of Trek, and I'm a sucker for that kind of thing. You've even managed to make me see something in "Threshold", which is no mean feat.