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  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Latitude, Longitude and Four Dimensions

    Decided to just put it there. No attachment :D.

    Jul 5, 2010
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Abracadabra (Edited)

    Since this is for a contest and since this is a poem, I'm going to approach it a little differently. I'm all for the content-as-well-as-style type of reviewing, and I ...

    Jul 4, 2010
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Chapter Four

    Hey! I skim read the third chapter, and from what I can tell, it's looking much neater now. Good work! I just happened to notice one thing (and remind me ...

    Jul 4, 2010
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: The Ultraviolet Catastrophe -- Summer Poetry 2010

    io I'm not well-versed in mythology, so I looked this up after reading it for the first time. And I was delighted to discover how all the details fitted in. ...

    Jul 4, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: A Yellow Star

    This is surprisingly chilling, considering the way it is written. Perhaps that's what makes it so chilling. That child's tone, that naivete, that absolute innocence. One might call this, then, ...

    Jul 4, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Latitude, Longitude and Four Dimensions

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    Jul 4, 2010
  • Randomosity Archive Re: What is the member above you known for?

    Known for writing awesome scipoetry and sacrificing herself and sanity to try out new, formidable styles of writing. And for being obsessively in love with Richard Siken. (As am I. ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Randomosity Archive Re: The User Below You ... [2]

    Haha, nice try, but no. TUBM is secretly addicted to YWS (or not so secretly...).

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Lyric Poetry Re: Perspicillum

    SCIENCE POEMS. Yesssssss!!!!! And philosophy interwoven! That's the best kind :P *tries to quieten herself and gather up some useful thoughts on the poem itself* So. Rarely do I find ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: Taps

    If the first thing I made sure to do was to *like* this, then you can be certain you've done a good job. First of all, the subject matter itself ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Elevator Heaven 1

    Well, I'm going to disagree here. Sure, poems need a healthy balance between literality and abstraction, reality and imagination, but sometimes a literal diction does indeed work best! After all, ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Lyric Poetry Re: i've fallen in love with the man in the moon

    So. A capturing title. And a whimsical piece, clearly. Not enough for me to fall in love with it, though - in fact, were it not for the first line ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: My Mommy and My Maker

    Antoinette - A unique tone, for sure. And it's told with the sort of simplicity that I would expect from the boy's point of view. I'm having trouble figuring out ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: While I Was Sleeping

    Bubbles! So long since I read one of your poems! I must say, this was quite a treat. Simple but not simplistic - this evokes images well-known to everyone without ...

    Jul 1, 2010
  • Randomosity Re: First Impression

    A really bubbly, bouncy girl who loves her colours.

    Jun 30, 2010


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