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  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Lyrical Re: The Girl and the Coffee Shop; chapter 1.5

    Ooh, this is dripping with potential. I liked this a lot, primarily because of how well the characters are fabricated; we know virtually nothing about them, and yet I feel ...

    Aug 22, 2012
  • Poetry » General, General Re: let's pretend I wasn't shallow

    This is very relatable and genuinely beautiful. There's a lot of personality behind these words, and a lot of sincerity that follows suit. I hope this makes it to becoming ...

    Aug 19, 2012
  • Poetry » Lyrical, General Re: anthem of dilapidated lovely

    I have to say that I am enamored with the formatting of this poem...it's definitely bizarre, but in a good way. ^_^ While I think some of the words were ...

    Aug 18, 2012
  • Poetry » General, General Re: business slows down in winter

    You have a lot of great metaphors in this, and it's very well-written. I think that in the first stanza, it's a little odd to see "corpses" on its own ...

    Aug 18, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Science Fiction Re: Wanderlust

    Interesting overview, but I would emphasize in the title that that's what this is (because you'll be turning this into a novel, correct?). In any case, this sounds a little ...

    Aug 18, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Dramatic Re: Forgotten: Prologue

    Short, sweet, and everything a prologue needs to be. I'm excited to see where this story goes and with a few grammar fixes this will be flawless.

    Aug 16, 2012
  • Poetry » Spiritual, General Re: This is War

    If I'm viewing this correctly and it's a political commentary, then I have to say that while I don't agree with the perspective you seem to have it doesn't take ...

    Aug 15, 2012
  • Poetry » Narrative, General Re: June Sky Blues

    I like this. I don't love it, but I like it a lot. I personally think that it isn't lacking creatively, although structurally it could use a little work to ...

    Aug 15, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Action / Adventure Re: Epiphany - Prologue

    While I find it all a tad cliche (handsome daemon, beautiful girl, random sex, inevitably half-daemon-half-human child) but that doesn't mean that it wasn't well-written or compelling. In fact, I'd ...

    Aug 15, 2012
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Recursive Life

    This was really interesting....I actually found the redundancy a little too overbearing, but it was a clever twist all the same. I found myself loving your characters even though it ...

    Aug 14, 2012
  • Poetry » Dramatic, General Re: Twisted

    Being someone who's currently grappling with the "is there a God?" question, I thought that this was really profound. There were some points where I did almost wish that there ...

    Aug 13, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Romantic, Humor Re: The Importance of Becoming a Narcissist(2)

    I like this. It's a funny character choice, one that many might not instantly sympathize with, but someone who has the potential to show more than one side of herself. ...

    Aug 11, 2012
  • Short Story » General, General Re: The Field

    Your descriptions in this piece are beautiful. When it comes to romantic fiction, it has to be done right - subtle, honest, and not too sappy. Which you most definitely ...

    Aug 10, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Science Fiction, Action / Adventure Re: Year One - Chapter 1

    Things I like: -"He is a hot tempered, skyscraper of a man who seems perfectly crafted to give Atlas a hand and take on the responsibility of holding up the ...

    Aug 10, 2012
  • Short Story » General, General Re: Baby

    I really like this; it's extremely creative, with a very good sense of direction intermingled with a drifty or dreamy sort of energy. It's simple but elegant. The entire thing ...

    Aug 10, 2012


These were autumn mornings, the time of year when kings of old went forth to conquest; and I, never stirring from my little corner in Calcutta, would let my mind wander over the whole world.
— Rabindranath Tagore, The Cabuliwallah