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John Locke

  • Short Story » General, General Re: Revenge

    Very interesting short story. It was kind of dark, which I loved. Even though it was very short, you did a good job of characterization. Your word choices were very ...

    Jan 4, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Romantic Re: Chapter 2: Scarlett

    Oh my gosh, I love this girl. I don't know what you're doing with this character, but I am absolutely in love with her. On that point, SLOW DOWN!!! I ...

    Jan 4, 2013
  • Poetry » Romantic, Dramatic Re: Seven Word Story

    First off, I saw some frequent grammatical errors. I would go back and look over your writing word for word so you can pick out the tiny little things. Second, ...

    Jan 4, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Teen Fiction Re: Chapter one of a book I'm working on

    First things first, you need to slow this down. I felt like the pace was way too fast. You placed a lot of important information in a very small story. ...

    Jan 4, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: Reain's Destiny (The first few chapters)

    I don't really focus on grammar and punctuation in my reviews unless I'm specifically asked to, so I'm just going to focus on the story itself. You have a lot ...

    Jan 4, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » General, Humor Re: The Manor ch2

    I love your descriptive voice. I'm so interested in everything this young woman has to say. I could see the country side and the images that she wanted me to ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, General Re: The Book of Whistles : Prologue: Blood on the balcony

    This was a very nice beginning. You have really drawn me in with your descriptive writing and thrilling sequence of events. The only criticism I have about this prologue is ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, General Re: Cat Steps [1] DRAFT

    This was a very nice start. The characters are developing at the correct pace that they should for any novel. I could already tell the differences between them by the ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Other, Fantasy Re: Story Introduction

    Very interesting concept that you have going on here. This figure that menacingly and unnoticeable follows this character around and almost forces him to do his will. It's both scary ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Fantasy Re: Celestial Requiem

    You need to check out that first sequence of events in your story. It was really hectic and a lot happened. It needed to be much slower. "I had 30 ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Fantasy Re: Prologue: Iron Flag

    Very nice beginning! I really want to know where you are going to go from here. Your words were very descriptive and expressive. I was drawn in and I wanted ...

    Jan 3, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, General Re: I Don't Know Yet

    This is a very thrilling and face pasted story you've written. But if something is too fast paced, you are going to bore the reader because everything will be of ...

    Jan 2, 2013
  • Short Story » Science Fiction, Action / Adventure Re: The adventures of Conrad

    First, let me preface this review by telling you that I enjoy dystopia novels immensely. They are one of my favorite genre of books and I was so happy when ...

    Jan 2, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Mystery / Suspense, Science Fiction Re: The Rholtaii Heritage - Chapter 1

    Impressive story. The writing I see is bold, dramatic and descriptive. But be careful not to overload the reader with so much information that they no longer see any action. ...

    Jan 2, 2013
  • Poetry » Horror, Lyrical Re: Tick Tock Goes the Clock

    I must confess that I do not enjoy poetry. I have never found myself attracted to it in any way. However, this one is not one of those "complain about ...

    Jan 2, 2013


When we are children we seldom think of the future. This innocence leaves us free to enjoy ourselves as few adults can. The day we fret about the future is the day we leave our childhood behind.
— Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind