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  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: how strong a dragons love?

    Hello mellaniimarii! You asked for reviews, so here I am. I'm Baywolf. Nice to meet you! :) Since this is basically an "outline" or sketch of a story, I can't ...

    Apr 6, 2011
  • Other Poetry Re: Not So Quiet After All

    Hello, purplepen! Delighted to meet you! I'm Baywolf! I have to say, not being a poetry person myself, that I rather liked your poem. It is short and to the ...

    Apr 4, 2011
  • NaPoWriMo Archives Re: It Starts with the Five Syllables

    These are a few of my haikus. I'm new to haikuland, but I find them fairly relaxing to write and read. I suppose that's why mine are all parts of ...

    Apr 4, 2011
  • Art & Photography Re: The Portraits Over Christmas

    So I think I posted the almost done version of one of these in a blog post back over Christmas break, but I thought it was about time to share ...

    Mar 30, 2011
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: To Kill A Unicorn [2/2]

    RH! Yes, it's me. Your dearly absent aunt. I'm back for a short time today, and I happened to see this and had to comment. As always, your characters are ...

    Mar 28, 2011
  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: Ashes to Ashes [Victory Rising by TriORE]

    Well, here's the story carbonCore commissioned from the song Victory Rising by TriORE. Ashes to Ashes The television went out. The man pushed a button, but the screen still said ...

    Mar 11, 2011
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Dreams Tell Lies- Chapter Three

    This spot is reserved for my review. I will come back when I have plenty of time to delve into the story. Plus, I might want to go back and ...

    Feb 28, 2011
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Drawn Onward

    Hello my friend of the Kafka variety! I have to agree with earendil's assessment . She did a great job of pointing out the obvious pros and cons, and I ...

    Feb 27, 2011
  • Lyric Poetry Re: Composed on a Misty Evening in February

    Hello Emmer! February is my birth month, so I was drawn to the title. That and it was really foggy outside this morning. :) So I felt like this poem ...

    Feb 17, 2011
  • Science-Fiction Novels Re: No title yet. Open to suggestions

    Hello Amanda! Welcome to YWS! This is very interesting. I love, love, love science fiction and the concept of DNA recombinants. This story kind of reminds me of Maximum Ride ...

    Feb 16, 2011
  • Lyric Poetry Re: Unreal Letters

    Fingers type the words you see, Eyes unseen read words on screen, A message, a note, the reverberation Of a soul left dangling to be caught By hands across the ...

    Feb 16, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: The Wild Ones Ch 5

    Well, here's the next chapter, and y'all have my dear Princess Hex ( carbonCore ) to thank. I'm not really sure where I'm going to take the story from here, ...

    Feb 13, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Angel and Demon~prologue

    Hello GrenadeCatcher! This was very action-packed for such a small excerpt. That's impressive. You asked us to tear this apart, so...here I go. Don't worry, I'm very nice. :D I've ...

    Feb 12, 2011
  • Fantasy Novels Re: Here There Be Dragons - 5

    Hey Hawk! Haha! Love it! I don't have any nitpicks right now, but after I get back from class I can go over it again. (Not that I hope to ...

    Feb 9, 2011
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Arkford Sleepidemic!

    Hey Hex! After stumbling blindly into your story, I found my way out. I felt much like how Alice must have felt upon entering Wonderland. The whirling chemicals and sliding ...

    Feb 8, 2011


It had a perfectly round door like a porthole, painted green, with a shiny yellow brass knob in the exact middle. The door opened on to a tube-shaped hall like a tunnel: a very comfortable tunnel without smoke, with panelled walls, and floors tiled and carpeted, provided with polished chairs, and lots and lots of pegs for hats and coats—the hobbit was fond of visitors. The tunnel wound on and on, going fairly but not quite straight into the side of the hill —The Hill, as all the people for many miles round called it—and many little round doors opened out of it, first on one side and then on another.
— JRR Tolkien