The first couple of blog entries are well-written.  A spider is fed up with being harassed by the human living in his house, being chased by the vicious cat, and watching friends horribly murdered.

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We all have our own revulsion of something in this world.  I’ve known people who are absolutely terrified of spiders, yet at the same time demand that they not be harmed.

What’s it like on the other side?  How do spiders view us humans, in our glorious homo erectus attitude?  Or [more . . .]

This is a bit of an odd animal really. It’s a blogfic in the truest sense of the word. It’s not just fiction on a blog but a blog by a fictional character. In this case the fictional character is a spider, who’s had enough of seeing her friends squished by the homeowner or eaten by his cat and resolves [more . . .]

"Of course he died and then there was nothing left to do but eat him. You know how it is."

Itsy Bitsy Fritsy wields a clever high concept with in a fun, whimsical delivery that makes for a worthwhile read. Fritzi’s narrative voice is strong and consistently entertaining—the action is fast-paced [more . . .]