Recent Reviews for Nicholas Alan Tillemans
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Hard Ball (Book) - 7/15/2006 1:55:11 AM
sounds wild! i have naked horse riders too in my first novel; snap, but it only happens half way through. how is it selling? best... alex wilson
Hard Ball (Book) - 12/4/2005 4:22:29 PM
I'll have to give this a look. Sounds very interesting.
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 9/22/2009 10:32:06 PM
I laughed at the phrase "curtail this plague". Loved that. It seems so extreme. The very next paragraph sobered me. Great shock value in this story. Then it becomes ironic. You nicely keep the twists coming. Unique, too. Though that was probably obvious...lol.
Sheila
Misfortune Smiles Too (Short Story) - 11/22/2005 1:23:45 AM
I recognize qa few of the names because I worked with them on a number of my own publications, I can tell you right now for those who are just checking out this page. Keep an eye on Liam Davies because he's one scary bastard when it comes to writing horror, seeing him write "A Place Of Teeth and Tongue" is what forshadows what things to come with him. Joshua Scriber and Kevin James Miller are also allumni from LAKE FOSSIL PRESS' roster, seeing what Kevin was able to do on the Halloween Cyberpulp anthology can tell you a little bit what he's able to do -- both are about extremes, they can scare with one extreme then another.
I had the distinct honor of publishing a story by David Tamarin too -- and yes he's one sick individual. This will be a strong anthology and I can tell from the authors Philbin's published, congrats on making the second one. Liam Davies was one of the scariest authors on TABLOID PURPOSES II along with Macey Wuesthoff, but I am wondering what he's really capable of doing. He's got a shark story out too which I am waiting for the release of that one.
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 2/21/2005 10:02:40 PM
Short story, maybe, but good? Yes!Somewhat upsetting , if taken to heart.But a good "scare story".
Blind Feeling (Short Story) - 5/31/2004 3:07:15 AM
Good luck with the submission. I got accepted in print but I won't leak it out yet because I am still trying to figure out who my anthology mates are going to be. I am working on a tadam story, the first is a psychological vampire story called "Halloween Girl" and "Bill of Health" with a new comer named M. Lovell, Jr. He was ex-gothic.net basically got to talking with me on AIM and became a member of my message board. I am going to be the subject of the next interview of House of Pain.com -- expect nothing less than controversial. I am doing it in promotion for the Reality Check Competition. My story that I wrote for it is found here; it is also a vampire story but the vampires in the story are undead spiders.
The Mechanics of Perversion (Short Story) - 12/3/2003 4:12:12 PM
this is indeed on another level...your writing style is hypnotic.
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 10/29/2003 2:38:18 PM
HOLY CRAP! Just when I thought it was impossible to frighten me anymore you come along with an SUV and smash her head! Damn that was an intense and yes, very much a horror story. I could almost hear someone like Dennis Hopper or Anthony Hopkins reading that.
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 8/30/2003 11:41:54 AM
I have gone on record as saying that, "Writers are serial killers with a physical OFF switch." One can only hope that writers of this very popular oeuvre find success in their chosen path.
['8>)
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 8/30/2003 5:45:16 AM
What the hell goes thru your mind when you write this stuff? That is a question you'd be asking me after reading "Library of Bones." This one I have to go with Karen on when I go into my comment -- and I have to keep it clean somewhat because of a policy they started here. This is a strong one and I had not seen a new story from you here in a long while -- this is a strong one indeed.
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 8/26/2003 4:13:04 PM
nicolas,
i have to agree--engrossing, very disturbing and chilling write--one of the scariest i have ever read
well done...but i hope this is fiction.......YIPE
karla. :(
Baby Hunter (Short Story) - 8/26/2003 3:02:26 PM
you are so right; this is chilling and disturbing. but it is still a readable story that made my heart nearly stop! wow, what horror! what drama! what frightening images! JEEEEEZ!!! o, i only hope i can sleep tonight....LOL (((HUGS))) and love, your (unnerved) texas friend, karen lynn. :0 (screamin' my fool head off, thanks to YOU! LOL)
Acetone Enema (Short Story) - 6/30/2003 12:07:12 PM
WOW! what a fuckin head trip.Got a little confused when he was talking about the head and the jar thing but talk about the dark recesses of the mind.
Acetone Enema (Short Story) - 4/11/2003 10:40:38 AM
whoa....what a trip!
The Mechanics of Perversion (Short Story) - 4/10/2003 2:44:06 PM
Dear Nicholas;
Shades of Dorian Gray! Another roller coaster adventure of a story!
Doc
Acetone Enema (Short Story) - 4/9/2003 12:36:07 PM
It needs just a wee bit of editing...
"Her instructors eventually required her to wear a jar over her head [WHAT HEAD?], as she grew quite fond of conversation."
Other than that (and a coupla typos) it's one hell of a story! Very good!
Doc
The Mechanics of Perversion (Short Story) - 3/17/2003 1:17:51 AM
This one is really fucked up, and a damn good read too. You have a really black sense of humor as in a really evil sense of humor. It takes a mind like this to write a story this dark.
Acetone Enema (Short Story) - 3/17/2003 1:15:03 AM
This one is beyond fucked up even for me. It is a good write though but really fucked up.
The Mechanics of Perversion (Short Story) - 3/15/2003 5:43:58 AM
fantastic- because of the style in which you wrote this some lines should be removed "If I opened the door, I would open the door to an immeasurable void. The hot water began producing steam, which covered the mirror and, heavy in the air, darkened the room. I shut off the water." it was tedious to read this small section just because of the repeated words.
, but the meat of this the story itself is extremly creative I really enjoyed it-Reilly
The Mechanics of Perversion (Short Story) - 3/4/2003 9:52:46 AM
Darkly humorous, and terribly twisted. Great job, amn. Might make a great novella one day.
The One Who Takes (Poetry) - 10/26/2009 9:56:22 PM
But you have reached beyond human pale and i thank you good piece of humanities weakest quest for perfection withou knowing why...
The Winds of Autumn (Poetry) - 9/22/2009 10:38:08 PM
Love the overall classic feel to this. Authentic feeling in the way we commune with nature. Beautifully penned:)
Sheila
Candor (Poetry) - 8/15/2008 10:36:16 AM
I enjoyed this piece.
Why?, Because it rings honest.
Honesty is what makes the words walk,
And command a salute
Well done
Rodney
Tomorrow (Poetry) - 5/25/2008 11:55:59 AM
We akk feel like this at times in our lives. Hopefully you have moved onto a better life you have made for yourself. We must all make our own sunshine, and to be sad for long isn't meant to be. You deserve to be happy sometime in your ]lifetime,
The Winds of Autumn (Poetry) - 12/27/2007 11:28:44 PM
Beautifully worded and expressed. SC
Everybody Loves A Dog (Poetry) - 7/7/2007 8:24:33 AM
okay that's just a little too wrong.
Tomorrow (Poetry) - 6/3/2007 2:47:16 PM
Passionate and poignant poem, excellent writing. Thank you,
Barbara
Candor (Poetry) - 8/4/2006 8:21:01 AM
Some wonderful imagery in this one.
Bravo!
Candor (Poetry) - 2/26/2006 11:36:00 AM
Very insightful write.
Candor (Poetry) - 12/11/2005 5:55:11 PM
Whew! Caught my attention. You put in your bio you're from 'murderapolis' USA? That'll leave us guessing...
Perfection (Poetry) - 8/10/2005 3:04:34 PM
And you dream your life away
As I decay.
..this hit home..hard!!!
vesna*
The One Who Takes (Poetry) - 8/10/2005 3:03:10 PM
You rolled the dice.
You set the stakes.
You opened yourself to me
..fantastic stuff..hey ..your mind enthralls me..
Vesna*
The Winds of Autumn (Poetry) - 8/28/2004 12:06:16 AM
Good work.
Candor (Poetry) - 8/27/2004 11:38:07 PM
Very well expressed. Excellent finish.
The One Who Takes (Poetry) - 8/24/2004 5:48:16 PM
I agree with Mark on this one, this one does have a very strong TOOL vibe to it. Your short stories does have it as well, but never really reviewed your poems until now.
The Winds of Autumn (Poetry) - 8/13/2004 3:26:54 PM
This is exceptional, so powerful I want to read it again and again. You are so talented Nicholas.
Chanti
Perfection (Poetry) - 8/13/2004 3:23:53 PM
Ouch! This is one of those that leave me a bit speachless. I find your poetry intriguing...well written but seeming to make some sort of statement. By shocking perhaps you make a more powerful statement. This is the antithesis of all I believe but it is where I once was.
Chanti
The One Who Takes (Poetry) - 8/13/2004 3:17:50 PM
Nicholas you have such a unique style. I love reading your work because it makes me think. I have a feeling you enjoy provoking.
Chanti
Candor (Poetry) - 8/13/2004 3:08:02 PM
Hard hitting, thought-provoking poem Nicholas. I like the way your mind works. Fascinating!
Chanti
Perfection (Poetry) - 6/5/2004 11:36:29 AM
Intriguing pic.
You are certainly a non romantic poet. Nitty gritty drives this one.
Candor (Poetry) - 3/19/2004 11:55:51 PM
I echo Eddie's sentiments on this one! On the edge. Keeps me guessing. Love and peace to you, Nicholas. Regis
Candor (Poetry) - 3/13/2004 8:31:10 AM
powerful images...edgy...heck...i liked it!
Candor (Poetry) - 1/11/2004 11:20:44 AM
..oh this is superb..a magnificent bit of writing!..you Nicholas are being tracked!
thankyou!!!
vesna :)
The One Who Takes (Poetry) - 12/3/2003 4:03:51 PM
indeed..balance requires both givers and takers...
Candor (Poetry) - 10/24/2003 3:12:39 PM
fascinating level of inspiration rarely touched or explored.
Tarek Hassan
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