Fugue for Piano

This is a small fugue for three voices that I have written for the piano. I would love to hear what you have to say about it. Any small piece of advice will be invaluable to my improvement of this work. Thank you for your time and efforts.

Impressive work.

I think the texture is too "constant". The sensation of "speed" is always present. Although sometime it seems to relax, in fact, this quick rhythm masters the piece. It makes the climax more difficult, to be clear, for example, if there is one (it should).

Wow, is my head spinning! A very assured presentation of an extremely energetic, exciting and action filled non-stop series of exciting musical moments that don't seem to know when and or if they should ever stop which gives this piece a nice cohesiveness. Lots of notes. If you wanted to make all these moments stand out even more then you could, perhaps, provide some nice interludes of rest for more contrast. Or perhaps you simply were not going for anything other than these nine minutes provide? Is this really a fugue? I once wrote a piece that I thought was a fugue but it turned out not to be. It is on YC somewhere - probably this solo piano forum - I would be interested to know if you think your piece here is more fugue-y than mine. You seem to have a nice degree of chops, keep them coming!