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Love the site, I came across it by accident and found myself staying for quite a while, keep doing what you’re doing. Thanks and keep up the good work with Samsara.
Chris Brown - April 12th 2002

Alexis O’Hara is simply a wonderful poet, every one of her poems filled with passion, downright honesty and beautiful imagery. I read them over and over again, every time finding something new to inspire me. Thank you for your time this web-site is brillant, truly keeping the spirit of poetry alive!
Aline - March 26th 2002

Good going! I like the word: SHING. It is a good word, and I, too, have utilized the same concept to interpret words.
Great innovation to classify the action.
Nancy Jane Poarch - June 17th 2000

Awsome page. I found it quite by accident, but quickly added it to my Favorites list. I will be back often. I have been tossing around some ideas for a sight dedicated to the unpublished author, and your site was quite an inspiration.
Keep up the good work
D. Thompson - September 30th 1999

The word popped into my head, so in my quest to know what it means, I searched. I came across your site. I like it.
Kim Stewart (U.S.A.) - September 27th 1999

Great job with site-great labels
Jason Liebman (New York City, U.S.A.) - September 23rd 1999

i found samsara today. i think it is a really cool site.
Brian McDaniel (California, U.S.A.) - July 29th 1999

I am a sixth grade student of bergman arkansas we have to do a report on birds. I chose your bird because the kingfisher is one we have studied on.Thank you for making your site avalible for me and others whom find your kingfisher interesting.
Prue (Ashley Mcgraw) and the Bergman School - March 23rd 1999

fine site. liked esp. the song+painting
Reiner Strasser (Germany) - September 1st 1998

Just dropped your ezine and must say I like it. Good work I look forward to coming back many times. I'm going to add you to my wonderful list of most excellent ezines. Keep up the good work.
b stephen harding (Ottawa, Canada) - June 6th 1998

Your page was recommended to me by a newly found friend, one whom i wish to continuously thank. I have checked out many site's claiming literary brilliance and have been left with the sour taste of deception burning in my throat. I would like to thank Claire for providing me with your url and you for re-establishing my faith. Your site is nothing less than brilliant, and i will be a regular visitor.
Kari Bennett - May 13th 1998

Great site!
Katharine A. Sterry (Toronto, Canada) - March 25th 1998

Just a short note to say I am very impressed with your artistic talent as well as your website design.
Wishing you all the best.
Tony Bertucci (Montreal, Canada) - January 23rd 1998

Great site! Keep up the good work.
Stephan Dolby (Boston, England) - January 23rd 1998

Had a quick look around the revamped Samsara. I like the art work by the Italian guy.
Claire Capelletti (Montreal, Canada) - December 29th 1997

I just spent one good half hour checking everything on your site and it was quite a journey!
Geneviève Borne (Montreal, Canada) - December 29th 1997

I have had a good look around your web site, and found it very interesting and funny.
Anthony Hamer (Warrington, England) - December 9th 1997

I loved the first part of your story. Will you be posting more of it as well?
Tim Shetz (U.S.A.) - December 2nd 1997

Hello,
I'm looking through your site and I like what I see so far.
Miguel Lamiel (Montreal, Canada) - November 25th 1997

My visit fell into the first category: I didnt have a clue what I was going to find but I am glad that you are taking full advantage of this new medium that we have in our society that is free from political intervention and perpetuates the notion that we are all individuals in society who all have a right to freedom of speach (thats the idea anyway. I dont know what its like in Canada).
Richard Dutton okay, he's a relation! (Lincoln, England) - October 20th 1997

I'll be looking forward to your update to your "Samsara" page, which is very beautifully done, at present.
May your Karma and your Dharma Bless you well in this Samsara.
Shianne Bourassa no relation (Australia) - September 28th 1997

"Close your eyes,
there is nothing more to watch.
There isn't gonna be a sequel,
At last, we've found the ending."
Anonymous - August 28th 1997

I find great pleasure into visiting your vitamin-A enriched site and wish you keep it growing. Here's one thing you could provide your visitors with, to help them make sure they haven't miss anything : a map. Though it might kill some of the mystery surrounding the place, it would be a nice challenge to build a map that would hold both the flavor of your work and the information needed. I'll soon provide you with some material. Have a nice week-end !
Anonymous - August 8th 1997

Visited today, great site, very well done. I am especially impressed by your understanding of the medium, demonstrated by the optimizations you have made for loading images. It is surprising how many people do not understand even this, so kudos to you. Keep up the good work.
Ted Warnell (Calgary, Canada) August 5th 1997

I like your site.
And I think you wrote the warning in a very interesting and funny way.
Ségolène Gautier (Montreal, Canada) July 13th 1997

Samsara