Tracy: "Wings" is a poignant story about life and death, and how
important it feels to be remembered.
As the snow falls softly, there is a small forgotten wisp of a girl of
ailing health. She is homeless
and weak, and she knows Death is near. Her thoughts are plagued with
anguish, not for her
Death, but for anyone remembering that she had in fact, lived.
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Figbash: There are 2 stories in the second volume of Winged Things, but it's a great
book nonetheless. The cover is an illustration of Ashura's homeless woman
from her story, "Wings." It's black and white with accents of a greenish
tint, and a single white feather floats down towards the woman's hand
against the high contrast of the solid black background.
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LadiSubaru: The cover art captured me with it's simple color schemes. There was a certain
something that made it more beautiful then it's predecessor, and I absolutely
fell in love with the characters from Sin printed on the back. They're just
too cute!! (one who is also a sucker for all things that are cute. ^_^)
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Awaresa: The simple colors of the girl on the cover of "Winged Things 2" was an
excellent focal point.
Drawn to the bright color of her hair, the first
thing you notice are her eyes staring rapturously at the delicate white
feather floating towards her. If nothing else can be said (and believe me,
PLENTY more can!) Ashura's feathers are exquisitely done.
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