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That's not MY Cantalope. [Free Reviews]
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xxfourthelement
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 Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:19 am Post subject: That's not MY Cantalope. [Free Reviews] |
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Well, I am not a bad reviewer, and since I have four classes total this year for about three hours a day, I desperately need things to do. And it would probably be a good idea to review people more.
And, of course, you want some free reviews!
So this is what I love to read:
[ x ] Action/Adventure, though more adventure than action
[ x ] Science Fiction
[ x ] Fantasy, if it's not all elves and unpronouncable words
[ x ] Anything that has to do with spirituality
I'm also willing to read other things, like:
[ x ] Poetry THAT DEMONSTRATES SOMETHING
[ x ] Religious fiction of any type, especially fantasy
[ x ] Romance fiction
[ x ] Fiction involving Asia
[ x ] Non-fiction
I'm really not the best reviewer for:
[ x ] Emotional poetry that pretty much complains about life/boyfriends/girlfriends
[ x ] Fanfiction - that's what my fanfiction.net account is for, not this one
[ x ] Historical fiction set in America/Europe (South America/Asia/Australia/Africa is okay)
[ x ] Lyrics. I just suck at lyrics.
You can definitely post here, where I can find your requests for reviews. Or PM me, if you either don't want everybody reviewing you or I haven't responded for a while. (I'm a bit forgetful.) Hope to review soon!
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| Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 3:53 am Post subject: |
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http://www.youngwriterssociety.com/topic34651.html
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| Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 1:43 pm Post subject: |
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Please Please Please???
I'll love you forever!!! There's also a part two I'll be posting soon so I would appreciate it if you could read that too!
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Done with clograbby's and Scasha's. Great job, guys. 
Still open for more submissions. |
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