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How can I tell? I have a reading family, and I'm the biggest reader of them all! I love Jane Austen...*sigh* One for all and all for one! (Three Musketeers) ...

For some reason, I really really liked this. As yoha said, it is cliched, but it made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I would spruce it up with ...

The frolicking pony is very pretentious so he always skipped around trees. When suddenly groundhogs attacked nearby settlers who were smoking some turkeys. Howling winds blasted rifles, the men graspe

Rock, of course, but I really dig the 80s rock and bands (Journey, Styx, Queen, etc.) All good stuff.

Right on Jack. Buchanan it is. ;)

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Go Russian!!!! :D) The Man with the Iron Mask by Alexandre Dumas Both are awesome books by awesome authors. I just need some variation ...

EDIT: I understand about the snowglobe thing now. You dropped the snowglobe and that's where all the water came from. DUR!!!!! XD

These rhymed: You gave me a snowglobe, said "watch the snow"; I held it close, but I once let it go. So I let it fall slowly, let it tumble ...

Jack I got it! Basically you feel like you're taking and not giving enough or something? The line "As he struggled toward the sunset" perhaps means that you're struggling to ...

(To Crys' question) How I would love to have more than a bundle to pack! Those enormous ships that hold so many people have so much room. But us Irish ...

Russian..sweet! Kharosho! :D

Wow! That was enticing to read. A little confusing with the changing viewpoints, but I enjoyed it!

Very good, gummy! I'm such a big fan of your strong use of language (when I can understand it lol :D). This one makes us really loathe the guy. Misty ...

I've never really liked vampires...but you have a writing style that is captivating, even if you do repeat yourself sometimes. :D

Very nice job Chanson. I love the exquisite language you use and the minute details that make your works come alive. Keep writing!