Cassandra

Hi there, and welcome to YWS! Let me know if you need any help or a critique, and have fun! :D --Cass

I definitely need to set a higher goal this year, because once I hit 50k last time, I did almost no writing the rest of the month. It sucked. >_< ...

I definitely need to set a higher goal this year, because once I hit 50k last time, I did almost no writing the rest of the month. It sucked. >_< ...

Goodness, I remember playing this game on our old Windows 95. XD I don't think I was ever any good at it, but it was fun! :D

Welcome to YWS! What kinds of stuff do you like to write? Do you have any hobbies? Feel free to PM me if you have any questions, and enjoy the ...

Wlecome to YWS, Sean! Remember to read the FAQ and make sure you critique two pieces of work for every piece you post, because the best way to get crits ...

I don't know if this is true or not, but the wording is such that the main character appears to be female. I'm not quite sure why, it just screams ...

9/10, because it's snazzy and the person is playing piano with their feet. =D

Thanks so much for reading, Sam! This is actually for school, or supposed to be: the final draft is due on Monday. But I want to keep working with this ...

His lips pulled themselves together in a smirk as he rattled off the place names one after the other, seemingly a circus side show to the rapt crowd of open-mouthed, ...

It's a pretty name, sort of sounds like it would shimmer and sparkle in the sunlight. This person is mysterious and daring, but also kind. They live near an outdoor ...

I really enjoyed reading this--I was hooked right away, and I definitely was interested throughout the entire thing. And of course, there were no spelling/grammar errors; a nice breath of ...

A nervous houswife who spends most of her time keeping her children safe and glancing cautiously out of her kitchen window. Zadkhiel

I really enjoyed this: you captured the moment really well, like a snapshot in time. My biggest suggestion, besides a few grammar mistakes below, is to make sure you're showing, ...

The only part of the daily grind I ever enjoy is a twenty-minute chunk after work, starting when I wedge myself into the apartment building’s public bathroom that everyone (the ...