GummyWorm

Hey guys, thanks for the feedback! I'll be sure to go back and edit out some of that nitpicky stuff, but to answer your questions, azntwinz2, I picked 7:32 because ...

In no particular order: 1. Les Miserables by Victor Hugo: Ok, it looks like a 1400-page brick, but it really is one of the most stunning and beautiful books I've ...

I ought to make this into a plaque and frame it on my desk, right in front of my face to remind me while I'm typing... Inner editor just crushes ...

The night cried. It wept without restraint. It cried fat, gloppy tears that dropped like lead marbles from the sky, landing on her frazzled hair and ruddy cheeks. She walked ...

Like confetti said, this is really adorable, but bittersweet (in a good way). I love your use of dramatic irony throughout the story in how the little girl doesn't understand ...

Wow, I have to say, this piece really hit me. Your writing really did justice to the surrealism of the dream and it reminded me a of a fairy tale ...

This is an older piece of mine from English class a few months ago. Hope you like it! She remembered the days sitting under watercolor skies fondly, Soft pastels painted ...

Hi Redrum! I'm a big fan of the Warriors series and, like VuzzyCat said, I think you did a good job with the characterization. The piece sounded very true to ...

Hi everyone! It's nice to meet you all! As far as genres go, I used to do all fantasy, but now I've started to poke around in the horror and ...

Hello Everyone! I'm GummyWorm and (seeing that this post in in the Welcome Mat) I'm a newbie here. I love reading and writing, short stories in particular, but I do ...