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Tizpi

  • Short Story » Science Fiction, Teen Fiction Re: 1,000 Years From Now

    This is a very powerful piece, a powerful and enjoyable one. I am not Christian, personally, but found this piece disturbingly familiar. Religion, despite it's original intention, is home to ...

    Jul 26, 2015
  • Short Story » General, General Re: I CAN

    From a first glance, I notice no seperation of paragraphs. When I start a new paragraph, I usually move to the next line. When you seperate each paragraph the entire ...

    Aug 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Literature, General Re: Untitled Project - Episodic

    I'm totally confused... Is this just a part of something bigger? It seems a little random and bizarre. Well anyways, on to the review. Your characters seem dull and boring. ...

    Mar 2, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Literature Re: Vulpeculae

    This story was quite interesting. The summary at the top hooked me in right away just because of the way you characterized Ursula as a 'mysterious' women. First thing I ...

    Jan 10, 2013
  • Short Story » Fantasy, Realistic Re: That's not mine is it?

    I'm not much into realistic fiction and romance. . . at all. This really didn't give me much interest mostly because of that. The plot was O.K but, it was ...

    Jan 9, 2013
  • Novel / Chapter » General, General Re: A Pounding Fist

    (Apparently it's not counting my posts here as a review. Even if i check the review box. So i'm going to test this one more time...) Hey there! So far, ...

    Jan 8, 2013
  • Short Story » Dramatic, General Re: Stuck

    Very interesting story here. I loved it! A few things could be changed though. You seem to use very long paragraphs. That middle one seems really long and probably could ...

    Jan 8, 2013


Poetry is my cheap means of transportation. By the end of the poem the reader should be in a different place from where he started. I would like him to be slightly disoriented at the end, like I drove him outside of town at night and dropped him off in a cornfield.
— Billy Collins