And is there Honey still for Tea? (Winnie The Pooh)

[tryfanstone]

Title: And is there Honey still for Tea?
Author: tryfanstone
Fandom: Winnie the Pooh
Rating: Gen
Warnings: Character death. Seriously.
Word Count: 19, 000
Summary: If you happen to have read another book about Edward Bear, you may remember that he lived with his friends in a wood called the Hundred Acre Wood. It was a small wood, and small things happened

Comments

[dr_jasley]

this was written in such a powerful voice. It's harsh and violent and is very effective. I must admit I teared up reading this. Thank you.

[tryfanstone]

Thank you for your comment. I'm sorry And is there Honey? made you tear up, but I'm grateful you took the time to say you appreciated the story. Thank you!

[marginaliana]

This story is fantastic. I'm not a Pooh fan, not even remotely, but I clicked over to read because I just had to know what you'd do with it, and then once I started reading I knew I had to read it all. Perfect style and tone. Really great stuff.

[tryfanstone]

Yes! I'm ... not a huge fan either (should I be saying this on a public post about a piece of Pooh fanfiction I *wrote*?!) but I was so hit sideways by the idea of doing Pooh and the Apocalypse ... the thing had to be done, in the same way I suspect you had to read it! So, honestly, thank you very much indeed for the comment, because it's exactly how I felt too!

[mecurtin]

Holy cow, what a story. It cuts right to the heart of the apocalypse: the innocent suffer, childhood suffers.

I am conflicted about whether it is too short or not. I don't know if I could have taken much more, though.

[tryfanstone]

Thank you very much for your comment about And is there Honey? Thank you very much for letting me know you appreciated the story, and I must admit ... I don't think I could have written much more!

I'm sorry that my comment is entirely punctuation

[_swallow]

:(!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: I'm sorry that my comment is entirely punctuation

[tryfanstone]

:D

[turps33]

That was incredible. I ached for them all, their innocence so apparent against the horror of war.

The art is amazing too.

[tryfanstone]

Isn't the art amazing? I loved it.

- thank you very much for letting me know what you thought of And is there Honey? Very much appreciated.