Eimear

Hey, welcome- I also liked your name, but not the one you use....Quinn is really cool! I come from a big family as well, I'm the youngest of ten children, ...

Hey, I've been a member for a couple of weeks here, so I thought I'd introduce myself and give a bit of background, but i'll keep it short cuz I ...

No problem, I enjoyed reviewing your work because its clear you've got real talent. The errors etc are very small in comparison, so well done. Could you possibly PM me ...

This is a good enough poem, but I agree, it sends the emo alarm bells in my ears ringing, the first two lines in particular As i touched his frozen ...

Hmmm, yes, yes I enjoyed this. The title was what really drew me in (FYI-The Dance of the Dead- great). The general idea and the way your thoughts meandered and ...

He is the man in front Who bears the brunt, Of what is out there, A war of two men in disrepair. Of the drone of guns, The battle of ...

Heyhey, a funny and orginal poem, a complete gem! It's actually quite a feat to write a good poem about the act of writing, so well done you. I especially ...

This is totally unlike anything I've read before. I guess that's why I like it so much. The repitition is good, as well as the expressionistic methods we'd usually relate ...

Hey, nice idea for a poem. I liked certain aspects of this, but there's no getting away from the repitition, which, gets a little tiring to read to say the ...

Heyhey, I really enjoyed reading this, expecially the way it was blank verse so you really went to town with your poetic voice, not having to worry too much about ...

I agree, I enjoyed the rhythm of this piece, especially the last line, but to me I just wasn't gripped enough to be left wanting more. Perhaps develop a couple ...

It was summer in America the morning when we left. The type of day when even though you live in the city, breathing in gas and pollution, you could still ...

Hey, I quite enjoyed the descriptive language in this, especially this line at the begining: It was the same wind that awoke the listless strands of hair and swirled them ...

I'd say about 40,000 to 100,000 for young novel. Saying that, when I wrote 50,000 words for nanowrimo, it fitted my story just right. I guess every novels different. J.K ...

Definately option B for me, as I find I'm usually only descovering my character's real personality as the piece develops and the plot takes off. Even though I do try ...