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Kylan

  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Desperation in Monte Carlo

    Again, thanks to all! I've made a few changes, particularly to the ending line. Hopefully it's better now. -Kylan

    Feb 5, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: Welcome to Eden

    Well, I can't give you much of a critique due to the lack of...well, everything. But as a quick-write, vent-that-creative build-up, I guess it was fine. Some of the sentence ...

    Feb 5, 2008
  • Writing Tips Re: On switching sides.

    Have her switch, by all means. It will strengthen your characters personality, make her more real, and more relatable in the end. I mean, come on. Who among us hasn't ...

    Feb 4, 2008
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Cal's Colorful Contest: Green Tinted Goggles

    Nice job, smorg. Your improvements have made GTG pristine. I have fallen in love with this piece: a perfect dystopian projection of the future (or a metaphor of the present). ...

    Feb 3, 2008
  • Lounge, The Re: Your Type of Storybook

    How about a storybook where people don't get stuck in the doldrums of 'introductions'? How about a storybook where people post more than a paragraph? How about a storybook that ...

    Feb 2, 2008
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Desperation in Monte Carlo

    Thanks you two! Your advice is extremely helpful. Sugar >> You mentioned that the use of charlatan is incorrect. You're right. That's what I get for using a thesaurus without ...

    Feb 2, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: A Lone soul

    Okay. The main problem with this piece was your structuring. You write in a strange, convoluted style with sentences that kind of wind their way around the page. Much of ...

    Feb 2, 2008
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Desperation in Monte Carlo

    [pre]spin the wheel, notched and loaded. A twisted statistical quandary with a marble which could land on alternating pockets of red and black but mostly red. Where sixlines and corners ...

    Feb 1, 2008
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Memorize Another Golgotha [Parts One and Two]

    That was great Sam! You have this way of pulling storytellng off effortlessly and in a way that makes me desperately want more. This piece is lean, dark, attractive, and, ...

    Jan 30, 2008
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Memorize Another Golgotha [Parts One and Two]

    That was great Sam! You have this way of pulling storytellng off effortlessly and in a way that makes me desperately want more. This piece is lean, dark, attractive, and, ...

    Jan 30, 2008
  • Writing Activities Re: Pick and Mix

    Okay, here's an exercise for you... Roughly a month ago, sitting in church with only a pencil and notebook as entertainment, doodling absently while babies screamed and the speaker droned, ...

    Jan 30, 2008
  • Randomosity Archive Re: What is the member above you known for?

    Is known for being the mother of a good looking baby girl. -Kylan

    Jan 28, 2008
  • Novel Workshop Re: Honor

    Ten and eleven

    Jan 28, 2008
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Cal's Colorful Contest: Green Tinted Goggles

    Hey there, smorg! This is pretty good. Seeing as I've got some pretty stiff competition on my hands with this piece in the running, I'm surprised how low it sank ...

    Jan 28, 2008
  • Randomosity Re: Rate the USER above you!

    Username: 80% Sounds roman... Very retro Avvie: 60% looks cool, but in another thread you mentioned it was wolf-themed, which is an immediate turnoff ^_^ Custom Title: -- Country: 60% ...

    Jan 25, 2008


In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort.
— JRR Tolkien