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Odysseus310

  • Short Story » Fantasy, Other Re: Two Sparrows

    More! Yes, there is more! More to read, more to enjoy; and so little to edit. The quality is excellent. 1. In the paragraph beginning "The air was frigid" you ...

    Dec 26, 2013
  • Short Story » Dramatic, Realistic Re: Blue Christmas

    Wow. Grim. Not what I was expecting from a Christmas story, but some people despise the holidays for the same reasons as Nick. I have to admit it was rather ...

    Dec 26, 2013
  • Poetry » Dramatic, Spiritual Re: Dying Song

    Wow, this poem is very dark. I daresay as dark as the grave??? Heh, only kidding. Truly last words are for the living, for those in the grave cannot enjoy ...

    Dec 18, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Fantasy Re: The Blood of Eden {I}

    This is quite a unique take on angels/heaven/theology. I have to agree completely with what StellaThomas mentioned in her second point--I would worry about the fate of the world being ...

    Dec 18, 2013
  • Poetry » Realistic, Romantic Re: Lacuna

    One thing. Only one thing I can bring myself to say about this piece . . . that's bad, that is. Hyphens need to be doubled when separating words--or ideas, ...

    Dec 16, 2013
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Fire

    Interesting. Very, very interesting--and grim, too, not only in style but also in subject matter. Overall, good! Just as Lucrezia aptly put it, though, "time for the nitpicks." 1. The ...

    Dec 16, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Teen Fiction Re: Chapter 1: On the Run

    This was a very interesting opening. The action was good, and I could follow the course of it quite nicely--especially the highway segment, which I enjoyed thoroughly! The background story ...

    Dec 16, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Spiritual Re: Grace

    First off, I just had to say that your Calvin avatar made me smile. Second, I like this work so far. It is rather grim and it features many concrete ...

    Dec 16, 2013


The poetry of the earth is never dead.
— John Keats