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  • Poetry » Health, Dramatic Re: Migraine

    Hey Blackwood, I love this poem here. It's so direct, yet open at the same time. The migraine you're referring to could be anything. An actual migraine, or even a ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Poetry » Literature, Narrative Re: Youth (pending a better title)

    Hey Nicholas, What a great poem here. It's evident that there are some comparison others will disagree on, but I think this poem is great. I like your choice of ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Other » General, General Re: .

    Hi Dark, Interesting poem you've got there. It has a nice title which is really intriguing and makes me want to read the poem when I see it, so good ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Science Fiction Re: The Game Chapter 2 and 3

    Hi Imaginator, I like the story you have here and it's a very interesting idea. I will be interested to see where you take this. One thing that would be ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Culture Re: Operation Imperial ch-3

    Hi Rishabh, This a nice chapter and continuation to your story. There are a few problems with tense here and so on but we can address those later. I like ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Short Story » Romantic, General Re: Cold but still there

    Hi there Tempest. This was a pretty good story. You use great description and I really felt like I could feel what the girl felt. I only had a few ...

    Jul 10, 2013
  • Lyrics » Satire, Other Re: What Makes Your Pajama Loose

    Hey Rbt000 So, I was interested as soon as I saw the word "parody" As far as this one goes, it's good and humorous. Made me laugh :D There were ...

    Jul 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Horror Re: Finding Home

    Hi NightlyOwl, Well, this sure was an interesting beginning! I wonder where you'll go with an opening like this. You have great description, and nice action. I really liked the ...

    Jul 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, General Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Three)

    Hey Skins, So this was an interesting second chapter. Although, in my own opinion I much prefer the first one. The personalities of the characters are still really clear, and ...

    Jul 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Mystery / Suspense Re: A letter to the Phoenix - First Evolution - Chapter 1

    Hi there Cylenne! Deanie here as promised. Okay, let me start with the little nitpicks I noticed. It hit me in the first line already: you used 'sees' instead of ...

    Jul 4, 2013
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Dramatic Re: Wish a curse...

    Hi Temi, Welcome back then! :D I liked this poem although it left me wondering what the committed sin was! It'd be nice if you could mention it somewhere, to ...

    Jul 1, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Historical Fiction Re: The Cabin Boy Chapter One

    Hi Jon, I like the idea here. It will make an interesting rest to the story. The introductory paragraph was great! And I liked how you mentioned the destruction which ...

    Jul 1, 2013
  • Poetry » Action / Adventure, Dramatic Re: Wanderlust

    Hi Fortis! Wanderlust. The name alone is so beautiful it immediately drew me into reading it. And when I did, I was not disappointed :) You used some beautiful description ...

    Jul 1, 2013
  • Other » Realistic, Literature Re: I'm not a pessimist, I'm a grown-up

    Hi Spinelli, Well, this was something interesting to read. The message here is pretty clear: you're telling people that when life gets tough, they just need to keep going and ...

    Jul 1, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, General Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter One)

    Hi there Skins, So you have some good feedback on this first chapter already, and I'll try not to repeat what they've already said. First off, I really like the ...

    Jun 30, 2013


Daddy Long Legs are more closely related to crabs than spiders and somehow the idea of crablike creatures with spider legs that have escaped the entrappings of the primordial sea and now crawl over land and can walk up and down walls and ceilings creeps me more than I can adequately describe.
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