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Renard

You're beauty isn't registering on my scale because I don't have x-ray vision

  • Short Story » Realistic, Dramatic Re: Melting Diamonds

    When I first started reading this I thought it was a non fiction piece. This is so realistic! Mum and Dad were the usual working parents. The casual tone you ...

    Dec 3, 2013
  • Short Story » Horror, Romantic Re: Un Malentendu

    Ok, so this caught my attention because it has a French title. ♥ Oui, oui, oui. Now: 'Shadows cast down from the streetlamp seemed all too fitting on his face.' ...

    Dec 3, 2013
  • Short Story » Narrative, Teen Fiction Re: Dear Sarah...

    This has got to be one of the sweetest things I have ever read. I love the dedication at the beginning. I love the way you've made the entire thing ...

    Dec 3, 2013
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Ronald Raevsky is a painter and creative expressionist

    I love the length of this piece. The style in which it is written: 'Though he was doing good and this job paid him well...' So casual, but it works ...

    Dec 2, 2013
  • Poetry » Horror, Supernatural Re: The Graverobber

    It suddenly occurred to me that I have never read nor reviewed any of your works on here. That just isn't right! So I thought I would do a review ...

    Dec 1, 2013
  • Lyrics » Narrative, Lyrical Re: Gay Fairyland

    Heggo! Ok, so you asked me to review, here we go... Since I know you have referenced heavily from the original sources on this one I approve greatly of the ...

    Dec 1, 2013
  • Poetry » Literature, Realistic Re: Broadcasted

    The use of language in this piece is very striking. 'Emails fester, ooze and bleed' = great imagery for the reader. 'Faceless punisher' = something tells me you feel very ...

    Dec 1, 2013
  • Poetry » Literature, Historical Fiction Re: Letter From Exile

    I like the fact you are trying to adopt an archaic writing style. The use of olden day language really helps make this piece seem authentic. Such as with:'I have ...

    Dec 1, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Horror, Horror Re: Pandemic - Chapter One (1/2)

    As you know, I have been excited to read this piece. And I have not been disappointed. Firstly, I love the name of your protagonist as part of characterisation: 'Aya ...

    Nov 25, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Narrative, Realistic Re: Illusion - Chapter Two

    Yes me again! The one who writes essays. ;) So... you have really shown another dimension of your story in this chapter. Aria’s problems are moving in a new direction ...

    Nov 10, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Narrative, Realistic Re: Illusion - Chapter One (2/2)

    Holy bananas! I wasn’t expecting the brutality of that opening line: ‘"Let's see what's inside the mixed race mongrel's bag, shall we?"’ It’s great though: because you really make me ...

    Nov 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Narrative Re: Illusion - Chapter One (1/2)

    Hi!!! First of all, opening line: ‘I broke a promise: a promise to myself that I would stop the cutting.’ Amaze-balls. You delve straight into the action. Good. Your use ...

    Nov 9, 2013
  • Poetry » Realistic, Realistic Re: Words Cut Deeper Than Knives

    Heggo! First of all, I love that you have dedicated this work to someone. It makes it much more personal and deep. The length of the work is perfect for ...

    Nov 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Narrative, Realistic Re: Illusion - Prologue

    Heggo! This is me introducing myself! ;) I love the honesty in your work: 'You feel helpless and vulnerable...' You communicate directly with the reader and they immediately understand what ...

    Nov 1, 2013
  • Lyrics » Narrative, Lyrical Re: International Tearducts On Parade

    Helloo! Here to review (again) as requested! So... as I have already mentioned: I am in love with this piece, and it is quite honestly one of your best works ...

    Oct 28, 2013


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