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  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Weeping willow woods

    Running through the woods I could hear his laughter all around me. I think you should just start with "I could hear his laughter all around me." Then add the ...

    Feb 8, 2011
  • Romantic Novels Re: Boys Like Girls

    Cool, I really like this, and I'm not the romantic-fiction kinda person. Honestly, though, I don't even have anything to really complain about. It was a good plot and I ...

    Feb 7, 2011
  • General Fiction Novels Re: Teenagers, Adults, and Children [chapter 1]

    First off, you have to work on the grammar and stuff a LOT, but that's okay, go through a couple times and you'll get all of that cleaned up. The ...

    Feb 7, 2011
  • Other Poetry Re: Who's at fault

    Do you care if I'm a little bit mean? Oh, I feel bad, but remember I'm only doing this because I think you have potential! BUT I don't think this ...

    Feb 7, 2011
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: How...? (working title)

    This is sad, but it was just a little weak...questions can do that to a poem. All the same, I think it was pretty relateable and emotional. One thing - ...

    Feb 7, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Mirage (Chapt. 3)

    Chapter Three Jordan Lane’s expression was a comfort in one way, terrifying in another. His words confirmed what his face already said. “I think you’re onto something.” “But it’s far-fetch

    Feb 7, 2011
  • Writers Corner Re: Teen Drama: Gag. Want To Switch It Up...

    I'm not sure if many people care about this, but there has been a big fall in the quality of television programs for young adults. I totally agree! My sister ...

    Feb 7, 2011
  • General Articles Re: Dear Mom (Hair Story)

    Cool, I really like this! Being a tomboy who's always struggled between fitting in and "looking like a girl" and being myself, this was completely relateable to me. In a ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Warm Dough

    Haha, I was pleasantly surprised! Your voice sounds really natural, and even though it's 3rd-person and neutral it has an edge of personality that molds to the characters just a ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • Other Poetry Re: Innocent Words

    Well it seems a little angsty, but the fact that it's based off of something real means a lot. And we are "young writers," I suppose, so why not express ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Where did you go...?

    Corrections in red, suggestions/things to get rid of in bold. All I know , is you were there, the n you weren't. Dad, where did you go? You just left. ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • Narrative Poetry Re: Chain-Link Fence

    Just a little insight on what this is about- I saw a younger boy near the football fields. A couple dropout teens were gathered round, smoking and drinking. On my ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: Mirage (Chapt. 2)

    Chapter Two Lane After a long mental war with myself I raced to the door, watching Jordan leave with an inferno's fire. Okay, okay, I admit it - I felt ...

    Feb 5, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Mirage (Chapt. 1)

    Chapter One Jordan “I hate you!” Okay, so that was harsh. I could see the morally-winded look on Lane’s face, but was he anywhere near breaking point? Of course not. ...

    Feb 3, 2011
  • Research Re: What Makes a Truly Terrifying Villain?

    Well, think - what scares you? Open up the creaking door into that dark and dank room in your mind. In my opinion, villains are more terrifying when they 1) ...

    Feb 3, 2011


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— Ron Swanson (Parks and Rec)