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  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: The Price of a Vampire (2 of 2)

    I haven't read part one (yet), but this was amazing, even without reading it. This deserves more comments, dammit! D: And now I simply must read part one. Must must ...

    Jun 21, 2010
  • WRFF Archive Re: Starving Poet Needs to Review!

    If it's not too much trouble, I'll be requesting two. The Birth of Magic - This is for Rosey's contest, so if you only review one, I'd rather it be ...

    Jun 21, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Shatter

    You had some lovely imagery here, and I especially liked how you compared blood to raspberry syrup. The thing is, while some of your imagery was very concrete and easy ...

    Jun 21, 2010
  • Archive Re: Avatar: the other last air bender.

    Chen - In the Sky - On a Flying Carpet "Gah!" Chen flailed for a handhold as the roar woke him from his nap, prompting the firebender to sit up ...

    Jun 21, 2010
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Elevator Heaven 1

    Hi there. The first thing I noticed was the typo in your title; it should be "heaven". I'm also a bit curious what the 1 represents, but that's a good ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: You're Still Here

    The first five stanzas read like a typical teen angst poem. They were all so vague and used such common phrasings, it almost put me to sleep. I also didn't ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: On Top of A City

    The first thing I noticed was actually not the lack of punctuation (for once XD) but that you tended to repeat words like "sky" and "eyes". Since this poem was ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Writing Tips Re: 1st and 3rd person - Both?

    So long as you clearly separate these sections, I see no problem. It might be better to do it by chapter, where you alternate between the characters' points of view, ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Writing Tips Re: In need of some help

    Don't rely on inspiration. If writing were mostly inspiration, I'd have finished a lot of books already. The thing is, writing is mostly hard work and slogging along through things ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Writers Corner Re: Touch typing with ten fingers

    I colour-coded mine because I switched entirely (except for emergencies) from two-fingered to touch typing in one go; I figured it was all or nothing or I'd just be undoing ...

    Jun 20, 2010
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Moral Compass

    The one word that describes this poem in my mind is "vague". You speak of light and darkness, but they're such common, generic words. In fact, all your main points ...

    Jun 19, 2010
  • Lyrics Re: Never Again

    Punctuation. There isn't enough of it in this, and this is what I noticed first before I even began reading. Lyrics are punctuated the same as prose, and not having ...

    Jun 19, 2010
  • Lyric Poetry Re: Undeserving

    Hey there. The first thing I noticed as I was looking at your poem was that you've got a couple of ".."s. Did you want "..." instead? I also noticed ...

    Jun 19, 2010
  • Narrative Poetry Re: From Behind The Crytal Glass

    The beginning of this poem really didn't impress me, but the ending pleasantly surprised me. I especially liked how you tied the ending to the beginning through the mirror, and ...

    Jun 19, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: ...

    The first thing that grabbed my attention was the lack of punctuation. Everything in this poem just runs together into a mess of of ideas because there's no punctuation to ...

    Jun 19, 2010


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— Samwise Gamgee