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Re: The best books ever!
Poetry : Edgar Allan Poe, Emily Dickenson, e.e. cummings, the Odyssey (by Homer) Satire : The Hitchhiker's Ultimate Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams - highly recommend!) Typical Fantasy : ...
Feb 8, 2014 -
Re: Post your favorite horror prompts here.
This might be helpful. Have fun, y'all :twisted:.
Feb 7, 2014 -
Re: How did you discover YWS?
Title says it all.
Feb 5, 2014 -
Re: Desperate to review!
Completed! Who's next?
Jan 29, 2014 -
Re: Desperate to review!
Completed!
Jan 29, 2014 -
Re: Desperate to review!
I'll do... Any genre, any format. Satire, historical fiction, haikus. I'm more familiar with prose, but I'll review poetry, as well. And prose poetry. I won't do... Pieces with 4+ ...
Jan 25, 2014 -
Re: fortis' Poetry reviews
Thanks! I only recently began writing poetry, so I absorb constructive criticism like a sponge. Don't be afraid to be harsh. So here it is: Gift of the Angel or ...
Jan 25, 2014 -
Re: Who can give me some review cookies?
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Jan 23, 2014 -
Re: Hi! Just joined yesterday...
Hi! You'll love it here, I bet you anything.
Jan 23, 2014 -
Re: My chapter needs bulking up!
Pacing? I always encounter a problem with that. My beginnings tend to be slow and my middles fast. The solution is details: fleshing out description. "That made him angry." How ...
Jan 16, 2014 -
Re: Pretty words don't make the story
You do not know how much I agree with you. It's more important to be well-acquainted with the words in your vocabulary. I mean, who'd prefer "her pulchritudinous physiognomy" over ...
Jan 12, 2014 -
Re: Detail focus
The quantity of description determines the pace. Excessive description is classified as "filler," meaning that it's wholly unnecessary for us to read. For example, Stephenie Meyer's writing. We're jus
Jan 7, 2014 -
Re: I would like some Opinions/tips.
Since I wasn't introduced to the conflict, I'll refer to my Fluency Nazi instinct to review. You're off to a great start! Suspenseful, interesting, and your descriptions were neither too ...
Jan 3, 2014 -
Re: First, second or third?
With first, it's far easier to get attached to the character. You possess the opportunity to explore their thoughts and emotions, and developing them requires little effort. Unfortunately, there's no ...
Jan 3, 2014 -
Re: Will, Honestly, Review Anything!
I'll review one of your works if you review Invisible Echo . Don't be afraid to be harsh or overly detailed :D!
Jan 2, 2014
