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  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: The World's Best Nightmare

    The ashtray was the first thing Kate saw that morning. She stared at it for a while, her body paralysed by tiredness. She had sat up and yawned loudly before ...

    Sep 13, 2006
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Chapter one- Scriptures of the Sky

    “Gillian,” the Star-gazer muttered, “let us see what’s in store for you then, my dear.” It was Gillian’s first ever encounter with a Star-gazer, and the one before her was ...

    Dec 12, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: "Our Jon"

    Thanks for reading :P , it was supposed to be a humourous twist at the end! Where abouts in Australia are you from? I have family in Perth. :)

    Oct 21, 2005
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Chapter one- Once, on a Blue Moon

    “Gillian,” the star-gazer muttered, “let us see what’s in store for you then my dear.” It was Gillian’s first ever encounter with a star-gazer, the one before her was unusually ...

    Oct 17, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The Boy Who Cried Love

    :shock: This poem is absolutely brilliant. I was drawn in by such a clever title, the boy who cried love. It could easily get published. I can't even find anything ...

    Oct 16, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Curse of the Caller

    Great review, thanks! I'll try and give them some more backround information. Thanks again. :P

    Oct 15, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Curse of the Caller

    I've just finished editing this, hope you think it's a bit better. It's not that much different, apart from punctuation this time!

    Oct 13, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    Thanks! I'm so glad you thought that, don't worry about me I'm feeling loads better. I actually had to go to shool today because my mam and step dad wanted ...

    Oct 13, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    Oh, thanks. Yeah, I know what you mean now. I'm glad you thought that... No, I've never done anything like that, I was fascinated by the sword fight on the ...

    Oct 12, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The Fisherman and his Daughter

    Thanks for the review! :D Great suggestions. Thanks.

    Oct 12, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: "Our Jon"

    Ooooh, yes! That's what it was... TIME. We invented time, or the clock. Where would we be without time? :wink: GMT stands for somewhere in England, yup, you're all hours ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Armoury

    What's fencing? Maybe it's because I'm blonde. Maybe it's because I'm English, but I don't know that it means... The next installment is driving me crazy, I don't want to ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Prologue. Once on a Blue Moon

    Again, I need to do some editing. It is midnight though. It's so annoying, I fell asleep as soon as I got home from school because I was ill, I ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: "Our Jon"

    Yes of course we have different accents! Haven't you heard the Scottish? Well Scotland is just above England and they speak really different. The poem, Our Jon. That's in Geordie ...

    Oct 11, 2005
  • Narrative Poetry Re: The Fisherman and his Daughter

    Thanks for all the feedback on this... Yeah, it's sort of creepy, because it's a "circle story" (never heard of that before, good way to describe it.) I had to ...

    Oct 11, 2005


I only know that learning to believe in the power of my own words has been the most freeing experience of my life. It has brought me the most light. And isn't that what a poem is? A lantern glowing in the dark.
— Elizabeth Acevedo, The Poet X