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  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: Project Kratos

    In short, this has the potential to be brilliant. Now, I love reading sci-fi that makes scientific sense. I mean, I'm no rocket scientist, but I like your science. It ...

    Jul 18, 2010
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Priority

    First off, I liked it. It has some pretty ingenious rhymes in it. Couple quibbles though. Your lack of punctuation was already addressed, so I'll skip it, other then pointing ...

    Jul 18, 2010
  • WRFF Archive Re: I will reveiw any work! (No rating limitation) (open again)

    dude, awesome crit! *bows* Thank you so much.

    Jul 18, 2010
  • WRFF Archive Re: I will reveiw any work! (No rating limitation) (open again)

    Could you please review a scene or two from my novella? It would be much appreciated.

    Jul 18, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Novels Re: In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 2

    thanks a ton for the crit. To answer your quandary, Abney becomes very important later on. You are right, however. It does seem like a lot of unnecessary info. As ...

    Jul 18, 2010
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Marley

    Overall, I would say that this is a good story, and I like the twist. However, one thing really jumped out at me. If this is a funeral for her ...

    Jul 17, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: Monster

    I found this poem interesting, but I think that it needs some work. It seems to just wander aimlessly. Maybe try and regiment it a little more. The randomness of ...

    Jul 17, 2010
  • Other Poetry Re: Oh how I hate the stars

    Hmm, I liked this poem a lot. It seemed to flow well. It's a little depressing, but that's ok. I don't really have any complaints, which is rare for me. ...

    Jul 17, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: Sepia To Darkness (Part 1 of zombie story)

    Hmm, I love all things zombie, and this shows potential, but I wanted to point out a few things that I noticed. “I am infected,” the woman whispered, her hand ...

    Jul 17, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: 2310 AD

    Hmm, while I found the idea interesting, I'd have to agree with the other comments. I'll point out some things I noticed. The green creatures, both mobile and immobile, fed ...

    Jul 17, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Novels Re: In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 2

    The sky was grey, when the sun rose palely over the towering conifers. It was still cold, but the snow had stopped for the moment, allowing Sergeant Lee to wade ...

    Jul 16, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Novels Re: In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 1

    Thanks for the Crit. I'll update it when I can. I might post scene 2 tonight or maybe tomorrow morning. Thanks again, Pros

    Jul 16, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Novels Re: In Defense of Our Nation (Working Title) Scene 1

    Snow was falling gently in the pine forests of southwestern Canada, slowly coating every rock and plant with a fine patina of white. A deer grazed languidly in a clearing, ...

    Jul 15, 2010
  • Science-Fiction Short Stories Re: The Lost Star System

    hmmm, I like the premise. I'm intrigued as to what happens next, and also, what happened before. A couple of quibbles though. "Captain Gregory Tailgunner," said the vultrino that brought ...

    Jul 12, 2010
  • Archive Re: Firefly

    It would help if you have seen the TV show, but it if you haven't, it would be a good idea to at least watch a couple of episodes. If ...

    Jan 19, 2009


Poetry lies its way to the truth.
— John Ciardi