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Re: Over The Moon
This is an amazing poem from you! I think its main appeal is its simplicity. It’s a very beautiful poem with amazing choices in words and metaphors. I love the ...
Mar 23, 2020 -
Re: A Lifetime (Chapter Two)
Thanks for dedicating your 150th review to my humble story! I%u2019m glad my characterization for Evan has improved. I%u2019m gonna look at making some revisions based on your critiques. Also, ...
Mar 23, 2020 -
Re: A Lifetime (Chapter One)
I updated this post to include my recent revisions, most of which were to give Evan more characterization, as that was my biggest concern. Hopefully he feels more interesting and ...
Mar 22, 2020 -
Re: A Lifetime (Chapter One)
I’m about to edit the work to include suggestions made by the reviewers, so if you go back and read the reviews, some of them might be outdated as of ...
Mar 22, 2020 -
Re: A Lifetime (Chapter One)
The parasite bit was me trying to establish Evan as a germaphobe, but I think I should have added a few more details implying that detail of his character.
Mar 21, 2020 -
Re: A Lifetime (Chapter One)
Thanks for such a long and thorough critique! I%u2019d actually been worrying that Evan was lacking in interesting characterization despite being the main character and taking up a lot of ...
Mar 19, 2020 -
Re: Falling
This is a really neat story. I’d say your biggest strength here is that you write really vivid descriptions. Everything is in such vivid detail which really helps sell the ...
Mar 18, 2020 -
Re: Falling
This is a really neat story. I’d say your biggest strength here is that you write really vivid descriptions. Everything is in such vivid detail which really helps sell the ...
Mar 18, 2020 -
Re: Falling
This is a really neat story. I’d say your biggest strength here is that you write really vivid descriptions. Everything is in such vivid detail which really helps sell the ...
Mar 18, 2020 - Re: A Lifetime (Chapter One) Mar 18, 2020
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Re: Do You Believe in Ghosts?
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Mar 18, 2020
That’s a really gripping first line. It immediately establishes the relentlessly fearful mood of the entire story and immediately gets the reader’s attention. The case of mistaken identity was an ...
