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Done!

Hey there Shubhi! Tis WD! So, this first chapter was a lot easier to read than your prologue--I quite like a lot of the detail you've put into this. There ...

Hey there questcrewforever! WD, as requested. :wink: I apologize for the delay. So, this is interesting. You are a good writer; you know how to craft easy, flowing sentences. Your ...

Practice! Describing effectively takes practice, and, the first few times, it might take writing it, going back and adding details then coming back later and cutting half of them in ...

The Reviewer II nominations topic has a list of all the members with the Reviewer II badge. There are a handful, so browsing those critiques might help. :wink: The qualities ...

Reviewed the Prologue! Hopefully, I will get around to chapter 1 later this week. :wink:

Hey there! Tis WD here, as requested. ^^ Sorry it has taken me so long. This is coming along--you definitely have some interesting ideas going on here and this has ...

Hi there! =D How are you? I'm WD, tis lovely to meet you! Welcome to YWS! There is no need to be nervous--most everyone is very friendly, and it's wonderful ...

I think all writers feel like this from some time to another. :P But, sadly, you have to write the middle to write the end. One thing that helps me ...

This is awesome, Nate! Thank you so much!

Done!

BenFranks! Hello, tis WD as requested. I'm sorry it took me so long to get to this! This is really going rather nicely so far--your dialogue especially shines. It is ...

Moved to Book Reviews. Anyways, I personally enjoyed the "How to Read Literature/Novels Like a Professor" books by Thomas C. Foster. Admittedly, for literary analysis, they were not anything spectacul

Looking great! =D

This is awesome, Nate. =D A few non-fiction suggestions: A Story is a Promise by Bill Johnson--this book talks about the importance of finishing what you start and how to ...