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Re: Fiery Rain
This was fabulous. Seriously. Your choppy style was fantastic for a cat, or for any kind of animal. It was so simplistic and easy to follow, but yet mature and ...
Feb 3, 2008 -
Re: When Humanity Is No Longer Humane.
When humanitiy is no longer humane "humanitiy" = "humanity" Man's essential illness Making the minds of the world a big mess. These two lines don't appear to relate to the ...
Feb 3, 2008 -
Re: The Party Killers [short story]
This was an engaging read and quite fabulously written. Squallz caught everything that I noticed, so I won't bother repeating what has already been said. Now for praise. Your descriptions ...
Feb 3, 2008 -
Re: "You got the top pulled down baby..."
This was beautiful, but very short. Also, I don't think it belongs in lyric poetry. It doesn't seem to have any particular rhythm and is not organized in poetry format. ...
Feb 3, 2008 -
Re: Spelton Academy, Chapter 1
You mention the mother's pantleg in the picture, then you talk about the horse and carriage. I echo everyone else in that I have no idea what time period this ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: The Broken -- Chapter One
This was an intriguing first chapter. You use description very well. However, in the first few paragraphs, you describe pain, but not the causer of it. In all honesty, my ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: Snow White (What actually happened)
This was so clever. I always hated the evil stepmother stereotype and you do a smashing job of murdering it. The only complaint I had was at first, you talk ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: The Real Story Of The Three Lil' Pigz (with an urban twist)
*dies laughing* This was just so frickin' funny. It was definitely riddled with writing errors, like scene changes and junk, but it was irrelevant to the story. Hey, rules were ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: Renaissance Entry 1
You have what appears to be an interesting beginning. However, for all your descriptions, you don't really have any story here. Tell us why this group has come here. Show ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: Isolation
This was interesting. I don't see many present-tense pieces that I like, but you wrote this so well that I didn't even notice that it was present-tense until I read ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: Temple Of Renaissance-Prologue
You do tell more than you show, as Valor pointed out. Instead of even showing it the way she suggested, perhaps you could actually take us through Severis's (answer honestly: ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: un named
Okay, first of all, I'm going to say that you have an interesting beginning here. I want to know what has brought the character to this. In that respect, you ...
Feb 2, 2008 -
Re: I Don't Want To
This was really vague. Your language was pretty, but I didn't really know what you were talking about. A guy lost his girlfriend? Was she crazy and he was disillusioned? ...
Jan 31, 2008 -
Re: The Magic of Chocolate: (chapter 2) The Drop of a Pen
I think your descriptions of the two men were just fine, since it sets them in contrast. I loved the way you talked about their timing and so on and ...
Jan 31, 2008 -
Re: The Magic of Chocolate: (chapter 1) Chocolate Bar
Hello there... This was intriguing. Chocolate? Need? *scurries off to find chocolate* *back* No seriously, this was actually almost comical in its own way. He is so desperate. Anyway, everyone ...
Jan 31, 2008
