Tikaya

I like the idea of using different languages like a secret code. I’m still trying to figure out what it means to be a Dragonthro since humans and dragons alike ...

Interesting that like all versions of Christianity, they make such a huge difference between men and women. Men get to be elders while women can only be sisters. I really ...

Another movie I wish I'd have watched. Here goes! I really like the beginning and how Anita clings to her friend. Like the description! I'm a bit confused... Is Jennifer ...

I always wanted to watch that movie and never got around to it... I really like that you took it upon yourself to give Carrie a better ending. She had ...

Alright here goes. The story I’ve been dreading. Poor Corbin is meeting the creepy pastas. And hoo boy do they make an entrance. Love the descriptions here. I feel like, ...

Already I’m feeling for the MC here. Survivor’s guilt is no joke. Also that he thinks about that she doesn’t belong on a cemetery… Ahhh :( :( Oooh that is ...

I really love the rhythm of your poem. Also the beginning draws on in immediately with the “I loved a lie”. I also like the image of raindrops writing memories ...

Okay, I do have vague memories of these characters. Looking forward to learning more about them! Okkk he was kept locked up for the cold months Literally locked up? I ...

I know this has nothing to do with the story but I can’t help but have the lyrics for Devil on my Shoulder by Billy Talent on my mind. ~I ...

Hach, I really like the first sentence. It tells me so much that I need to know about this story and I am so here for it! That said, I ...

I want to start with saying how pleasant the beginning of your chapter is. I like the flow of the sentences, even though I haven’t read any of the other ...

Hi hello! Wanted to drop by with a review and my very first advise is: make paragraphs. A long text like this is very hard to read :) Is the ...

So I read this and was concentrating on rhythm and stuff, without really understanding the meaning but then this comes: To leave, one must pay in grain, and suddenly everything ...

My first question is actually why the lyrical narrator expects to be dug from her grave. I like the image of the heart now being blacker than the soil. I ...

I feel very in the moment with your introductory descriptions this chapter 😊 Hm I also feel like this sentence is lacking in some way: so she could see everything ...