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  • Novel / Chapter » Science Fiction, Action / Adventure Re: Blotted Out - Chapter 4.1

    Yeah, it's not a big deal but throwing in some here and there would be good, methinks! No worries anywho, I look forward to the next instalment :)

    Feb 23, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Dramatic Re: The Void - Chapter 7

    Oops, that's just me being as forgetful as a goldfish with half a brain then. If it is only mentioned in the first chapter though, it might be a good ...

    Feb 23, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Science Fiction, Action / Adventure Re: Bounty: I

    No worries, it was my pleasure! I look forward to reading the next installment :)

    Feb 23, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: Knight's Gauntlet

    No worries, I'm glad I could be of help in some way! Bringing more to light in the third chapter will probably be fine, like I said, it was more ...

    Feb 23, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Four)

    Thanks muchly for reading and reviewing this :) The dad phone call thing is a very good point, and I'd not even thought about it, so I really appreciate you ...

    Feb 22, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Four)

    Thanks for le review 8) Yeah, no, the 'shaking' and 'realise' thing is just me being a nonce, imma fix that. I'm always bad at spotting stuff like that so ...

    Feb 22, 2016
  • Other » General, General Re: "What time is it?" (a train-of-thought existential crisis)

    i love you

    Feb 21, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Romantic, Realistic Re: Reverie: Chapter 1: A Rather Curious Boy

    No worries, absolutely nothing wrong with disagreeing at all. For me personally, your hints were a little too vague, but for others it wouldn't be a problem. That's the thing ...

    Feb 15, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter One)

    Thanks for your help! The opening paragraph bugs me too; it's something that was initially more relevant in the initial plans for the novel, but isn't so much now. I ...

    Feb 15, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Two)

    Aw, thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying! I think some more shorter sentences would work well here, so thanks for pointing that out. I like your suggestion on having a ...

    Feb 14, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Three)

    Thanks for le review, I'm super happy you're enjoying things so far. You have a fair point with Angela, it was just one of those things I wrote without really ...

    Feb 12, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, General Re: Mr. Timetraveler - Chapter 2

    Yay, I was helpful! Oooo I see, I look forward to it.

    Feb 12, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Two)

    One day I'll write a story entirely about first aid, just for you

    Feb 11, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Two)

    Thanks muchly! I'm glad you enjoyed the chapter overall, and it satisfied your first aid desires :P Yeah, I actually based it on an experience I had where I was ...

    Feb 11, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Dramatic, Realistic Re: The Boy Who Broke Mirrors (Chapter Two)

    Thanks so much, this review is insanely awesome. And don't worry about being harsh, I like being torn to shreds :P My first written language isn't English, so awkward phrasing, ...

    Feb 10, 2016


It had a perfectly round door like a porthole, painted green, with a shiny yellow brass knob in the exact middle. The door opened on to a tube-shaped hall like a tunnel: a very comfortable tunnel without smoke, with panelled walls, and floors tiled and carpeted, provided with polished chairs, and lots and lots of pegs for hats and coats—the hobbit was fond of visitors. The tunnel wound on and on, going fairly but not quite straight into the side of the hill —The Hill, as all the people for many miles round called it—and many little round doors opened out of it, first on one side and then on another.
— JRR Tolkien