If you're interested, I would love some feedback on my work, On the Overmorrow! Its currently about to hit the rising action and sitting at 3800 words, with a chapter I plan to be 1500+ words on the way by tommorow.
Writer of fiction short and long
Check out my novel, On the Overmorrow Yes, overmorrow is a real word. I also used it correctly.
Hey, there! You sound like you might be down to review some of my works! I'd love for you to do that if you'd like.
It's a fantasy story under the title To Paxaria on my portfolio page. It's posted in segments by chapter/chapter sections, and it has a teenage female protagonist.
You can feel free to review as much or as little as you like.
Hey, it would be great if you could check out my WIP novel Nine - it's latest chapters haven't got any reviews for a while now, and I am a bit distraught. It would be great if you could start reading from the first chapter and read linearly till you get to them. If you want to review chapters that already have two or more reviews, I'd love you to - but there's no pressure.
I am sorry if you aren't accepting new review requests right now, I saw that the last message was like 3 months back. I am just a bit desperate.
Here's the link to the first chapter, you can get the other chapters there too:
Yes, to dance beneath the diamond skies with one hand waving free, Silhouetted by the trees, circled by the circus sands -- With all memories and fate, driven deep beneath the waves, Let me forget about today until tomorrow...
Hey there! I am canopy a Res & Comm Crew mod. Your WRFF thread shows that it is still Accepting, but it's been a bit since any post in the thread. I just want to confirm that it is still Accepting. If not, I'll go ahead and archive it, and you are free to open it back up at any point, just let me or any other Community Crew mod know!
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. — T.S. Eliot