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Wow. I'm glad to have made a few of you cry with my fics: the dramatic tragdies, forbidden emotions, and heart-wrenching tears of sadness! *spaz-drama moment*

Well, I have a few fics to mention that have made me get a bit emotional myself:

- BaltoSeppala's The Passing of Togo: Wow, what a story! The way he describes everything as if Togo were a part of Balto's film world is amazing! I think during several parts of it I was on the verge of tears. Thank you . . . thanks for writing such a moving piece!

- Mainly all of Rotramel's stories are excellently and emotionally moving, but one of his really made me choke back tears: Jenna: Memoirs of a Hero. If you haven't read it, be sure to check it out . . . and don't forget to bring the tissues. *sniffs*

- Also I would have to admit it: Cat's Buried Secrets and its sequel, Buried Secrets and Unnoted Sins are both amazingly emotional pieces, even if you're not into those sorts of relationships. The endings will have you wanting to know more, maybe even battling back tears, but I believe that it is the original piece of rebellion, and none other like it should ever be written! (If you've read the story and my rants, you'll understand what I mean, so there.)

- Also, redwolf03's series, A Second Chance is . . . just wow. I really can't describe it. Each individual story is filled with power, courage and emotion. You really feel like the characters are real! Definitely worth a read! (I think Chase's story really made me cry at one point . . .)

There are a lot more that I haven't read yet, but I think none are as good as the ones that I have mentioned here! Filled with original vigor and emotional drama that tugs at your heartstrings, these stand in a league of their own!

- Juuchan17

Heh...thanks Juuchan! I actually have read yours too (er...that is, the ones I've wanted to read, given the content of selected items. heh heh), and you have some very good work! Some of it was very well-constructed, and flowed from point to point with great clarity. This is why I've always been happy to say that I respect you as a writer of skill.

Buried Secrets and its sequil Buried Secrets and Unnoted Sins by CatWhoHas14Tails was very emotional. ^^ I loved those ones oh so much.

The Passing of Togo by BaltoSeppala made me very very close to tears! Very good one. ^^ Ok.. I lied.. I did cry a little...

The Orange Bandana by redwolf03 was so.. imcredible. I was litereally bawling as I read this one.

Confessions and all of it's parts by Juuchan17 are very amazing. They are all so emotional!

Pick of the Littler and A Moment Like This by wolfhound are also very emotional. ^^

Balto: Darkness by Rotramel the Writer... I can't even begin to expalin the emotion in this one!


There are a lot more, but I can't remember them all. xD.

Don't be too rough on Aleu

Buried Secrets and Unoted Sins. Those two fics made me feel soo sad when...Well I'm not going to say what happens. Don't want to ruin it for everyone else!XD

Wow! Heh heh. And thank you, Tibby!

I also found BaltoSeppala's The Passing of Togo to be a very touching work. It is also is very well written.

Eagle205's Balto: Of Wolves and Men is my favorite Balto fanfic. I've read this one several times and it still keeps me in suspense. It is very well written and one of the best fanfics I have read. I just love the detail that Eagle205 put into the work. It is a shame that Eagle205 never finished Balto: Starcrossed, because that one was good as well

Thanks, buddy.

You are very welcome, BS. I figured you needed some praise since other issues on this forum are stressing you out (I may not post much, but I do lurk on this forum almost every day, so I know what is going on).

yeeeeeaaaah...

Thanks for your nice comments! (I understand why one of my series may offend you with your beliefs and all, but I really wish you would give it a try. It isn't bad (only a paragraph in the second story at the end), but it brings up character development and that type of stuff that you're interested in. If you're still not interested, I understand and respect your decisions.) And of course, I respect you as a writer a lot! ^__~

tibb_wolf: I'm glad you enjoyed the "Confession Saga" as much as I did while writing it (although it did go into a bit of a black hole . . . XD I'll let you interpret that comment in your own way and I'll just shut up now.)! I was really trying to get into the "emotion" factor, so I suppose I succeeded! Thank you very much!

ArcticWolf91: OMG, you actually enjoyed my Kodi/Dusty fic, Forgive Me? WOW. LOL. I'm surprised by that and quite honored, really. Thank you so much! (Yes, I know about your liking for a certain "twosome", so . . . yeah. And yes, I'm still working on it, so be on the lookout for the next part within the month at the earliest!)

And I appreciate the fact that someone has noticed Ralph's current dilemma in the story! (Trust me, things can only get better for him now . . . or not. I'll leave that for you to think about. He's going through so many emotions . . . and guess whose there to comfort him? heheh. XD I'll stop there.) Again, many thanks.

(And yes, I think you're crazy, ArcticWolf. Mad crazy, indeed. ^__^ *bwahahaha-sarcasm-haha*)

- Juuchan17

Ah another fan of eagle205! I agree, he wrote the BEST balto fic I have ever read. Too bad he never came back...His kind of talent is needed in this world!

Hmmm...The Passing of Togo seems to be getting the most votes, along with Buried Secrets. Most interesting...

I first read Balto: Of Wolves and Men on Silver Wolf's website back in late 2004. Back then, it was far better than most of the Balto fanfics ( although Cyberwolf's fanfics and the NYPD Balto crossover series were good as well).

When I was an early Balto fan, I read some of Cyberwulfe's fanfics. They seemed to be the classics of Balto literature, and they were...awesome. 'Puppy Love' has always stuck with me as one of the best fanfics I've ever read. I myself am hoping to one day write a Balto classic!...but till then, I'll just write about things I feel strongly about. (That's one of the great things about being a writer; you can scream and yell about an issue in a book, and there is no one in the pages or in your pencil to stop you from saying your opinion!)