Eileen Schuh

Thank you for the compliments. As I relate in the article, when I was younger I, too, found psychopaths fascinating. These days, though, I much prefer interacting with beings who have souls.

The character of the psychopath in your recent articles is very intriguing. I find him and the way the narrator handles him to be particularly interesting. Characters like him who are master manipulators are always so fascinating in the way they influence people. He reminded me a little bit of the character of Benjamin Linus on the tv show Lost. Quite interesting.

Thanks, for visiting, Joylene
Compared to the weather we sometimes have in November in Alberta, we're not doing too badly. I wouldn't leave my door open, though!

You have a lovely site, Eileen. And what a beautiful baby. Thank you for stopping by my blog today and commenting on Charles' article. Much appreciated. Hope you're experiencing nice weather today. We have our front door open and a warm breeze is sweeping through the house.

What an attractive website, Eileen!

To Donna: Thanks! I'll keep you updated, for sure!

Wow I love the excerpt from the book Noraebang. I can't wait to be able to read the whole book. Praying you will get published soon!!!

Donna

Good Friends, good times, good Lord - she actually checked her email.
Happy Thanksgiving Eileen,
V

Hi Eileen,

You'll be pleased to know my dear old mum had the same name as you -Eileen not Schuh, that is. This guestbook page is a cracker; I might have to put one of those on my website. Anyway, thanks for befriending me on facebook. Any chance you might get hold of a copy of The Stone Crown over in Canada - I believe it's on Amazon over there?

From Eileen to Kayden: Thanks for visiting! I'll be updating some of my website features in the near future, so please, come again!

Hi Eileen! Love the website. The layout and decor is awesome. It's great to get to know other Canadian authors! Talk to you soon-- Kayden

From Eileen to Jaye and Mary Ann:

Thank you for visiting my site and signing in.

For my fans reading this page, just to let you know that 'Fairbrother' is my maiden name and 'Roycraft' is my mother's maiden name. My mother is a published author of several children's story, Jaye has several novels published, and I am aspiring to becoming published. It must be the 'Roycraft' in me.

I'm not sure if I'm related to Mary Ann, but my aunt says Jaye's father is my mother's second cousin. I guess if we go back far enough, a couple named 'Adam' and 'Eve' appear in all our family trees!

Hi Eileen! It was wonderful to hear from you and to know about our family connection. Best of luck with your writing!

Jaye Roycraft
www.jroycraft.com

Wonderful to find you. I WOULD like your novels, and hope they are soon published.

From Eileen to Teresa: I'm glad I was able to make you smile, Teresa. Perhaps that "Fairbrother" link (both our maiden names) is a supportive connection we could both use as we journey through life!

Hi Eileen thankyou for inviting me to your web site brought a smile to my face .I have not had many of those recently.

From Eileen to Betty: Thanks for visiting. Yes, to know Cheryl is to love her. You're lucky to have her as a friend, for sure. They don't come any better!

to Annette: Welcome to my world! And thanks for the peaceful wishes--I accept them all!

My response to my fans:

Thank you, everyone, for visiting and for the compliments. To my new friends and to those who've known me for a while, welcome.

Lloyanne, I hope you feel that you now know me a little bit better.

And Rita, you're doing great with tackling cyberspace. Not everyone has been able to figure out how to sign my guestbook. If you need more help, visit my blog and look for my posting on 'Some tips for my fans'. It explains how to navigate the pages, leave comments, etc.

I will eventually be bugging all my friends to read my novels. In the meantime, check out my website 'articles' to get a feel for my writing. Although the articles are non-fiction, the experiences they relate were prime sources of inspiration for my rather disturbed and disturbing characters.

Your page looks sooooo good, Eileen. I don't even know how to do all this stuff. It's really...WOW! By the way, you brought tears to my eyes when I read the last few little lines about you and Peter and wondering what you were becoming. I look forward to reading your works and chatting with you next time. I'm so intrigued by your biography. Talk to you soon.