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  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    Uhm..Giggly Goose! Ah, a hard thing to explain, since I didn't speak any English at the time...but when I was brought to Virginia, to the Verplancks', Liberty allowed me to ...

    Mar 21, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Smoking Guns

    Hey, Belle! I'm very, very glad to see more historical stuff on the boards- well-written stuff, too. What I do is pretty simple: I pick out a few areas that ...

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Little Terrorists

    Hey, Luke! Cool story- you managed to put in a lot of action and a lot of different perspectives without making it clunky or boring. An interesting take, too, on ...

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Heroine Addiction: The Atlantia (#2)

    Again, not even a single spelling mistake for me to rant about. Pity. Time-travel shall be interesting, especially as a NaNo...although, it's very hard to do time travel well, so ...

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: Heroine Addiction: The Beginning

    The 'this is so not my day' was quite funny- it held the piece together in that CL-esque, dark way. :wink: Bah. I'm guilty of the one line-critique, I suppose- ...

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Guttersnipe, Chapters 1-3 [new and improved]

    Hey, CL! Because you're special and because there wasn't anything huge that I noticed, you get a special critique- in bullets, instead of main ideas! Whoopee! Aren't you lucky? :wink: ...

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: How To Fend Off Angry Mobs Consisting of Your Own Characters

    YAY! I am very, very behind on my Guttersnipe...I suppose I'll have to go on an CL-only critiquing spree?

    Mar 19, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Hourglass No.1

    Bah, I should really practice what I preach, right, Imp? :wink: Thanks for pointing out the modifiers- I have seemingly have a bit of a problem with using them, seemingly ...

    Mar 18, 2007
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: Spirited 0.1

    Ahoy there, Jack! Ah, I'd almost forgotten that your fantasy was pretty awesome, too. Mmm. The description in this seemed to incorporate more of your poetry- the line was blurred, ...

    Mar 18, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    ...I quite like this Tov fellow. Really? The meaning of life changes depending on what's running through your veins. If it's blood, then it's God and martyrdom and all sorts ...

    Mar 18, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: How To Fend Off Angry Mobs Consisting of Your Own Characters

    ...who just outlined the first part of her novel? Hmm? Anyone? Take a wild guess! No, not Angelina Jolie, you goons. ME! There's the first section of Hourglass, if you're ...

    Mar 18, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Suzanne's Writerly Rambles [4 March 2008]

    The playwriting, as I've said, shall be very interesting- your dialogue is very good, and such a large amount of practice can only make it better. :wink: You shall have ...

    Mar 18, 2007
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Ripped

    Heya, Cass! Ooh...a story about a druggie that's not preachy in the direct POV. Very, very nice. COMEDY AND TRAGEDY: This story is hilarious to me. That's a bad thing. ...

    Mar 17, 2007
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Philosophical Musings on Daytime TV

    Why, hello there, Snoinkus! I commend you on being able to narrative daytime television without a single Oprah joke. You're a living example of a person with 'major skills'. :wink: ...

    Mar 17, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Hourglass No.1

    Thanks, guys! :D Yeah, that paragraph is a bit odd- most certainly something to chop up. Is there anything unclear? I've had these characters prancing about like loons in my ...

    Mar 17, 2007


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