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Okay, guys, I'm writing a novella for my ENGL 4330 class. It's entitled, Nat, or Naught: A Family History and is not intended for persons under the age of, say, 14. It has a complex plot and intricate character relations and development.

So if anyone's interested, just PM me letting me know.
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You already gave me the first chapter... :wink:
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Yeah, after that, it tends to get...heavy.
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can I read some? *ok i'm not 14 but still please??*




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The amount of the story I post will vary with the responses I get from the editors already in place. While the first few chapters are completely readable by any person not suffering from an illness of the eye, I would think the material thereafter is unsuitable for this site or young persons in general. Not because of explicit materials or hardcore sex, but because of the material and the ways in which I present it.
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I'm up for it. 13 or not, i want a good read, and hopefully you can provide. My own stories are intended for people older than myself, sort of.

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I would like to read it... I am fourteen, so I meet your age limit:)

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