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III Beer was a must-have at any good get-together, or so people seemed to think. When there were no kegs available, the party was abandoned, but where there was beer ...

II “Another party? I thought you’d be burned out by now.” Mom was setting the table for three of us while my dad took a shower upstairs. Everything matched in ...

Man, when I first red 'u r so hott' I groaned. God, I hate that, but you really turned it around and made it funny, if not.. well, interesting. Very ...

They're like Anne Rice for Young Adults, so if you're into that; yeah, they're good. Until you actually read Anne Rice or Laurell K. Hamilton (the last I highly, highly ...

Remarkably, yes. Except for the last one. There were no camels harmed in the making of that book... or something...

I love Abarat, one of those books I'm really wanting to add to my library. The second book was also SMASHING. Much love to Clive Barker and ALL his works, ...

I liked In the Forests of the Night when I was thirteen. This past summer I read Interview with a Vampire and I realized she was just a little kid ...

... *snuggle*...

Well, it seems a combination of a narrative and a lyric poem you ask me--not really dramatic. But anyway, I usually have a comment or suggestion about everything that I ...

Forced rhyming... eh... I don't like.. Then again, I really do not like rhyming poems... I think the theme of this poem is really nice and I loved the visualizations ...

Hm... I was just looking for comments. "This reeks!" or "This has potential" or something like that. No full-out critiques... since this isn't exactly a story, is it? Anyway, this ...

Lots of double-takes, especially near the ending lines, when an elderly couple went walking by and you said, "Stupid carrots" and they looked up and the woman said, "Carrots? What ...

Nope, no way to center that I've found yet. Even tried to use html. Bleh. You know I love this, Soyala. I especially liked hearing you read it at the ...

Thanks Liz. Still trying to figure out what the third one will be. The first was "Night Driving". All 'car' poems. I have one hanging around in my head, but ...

Neverwhere was the first actual book of his that I read. My mother got sick of seeing the Sandman comics, wondered what the big deal was and, since she can't ...